Those arguments served Trump, Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan very well when they were running political campaigns. They didn’t have a real-world health care plan. It would have taken insurance coverage from millions of people and worsened coverage and raised costs for millions more, many of them Republican voters. Eventually, real people would lose real health insurance and be denied real medical care for their illnesses. I remain worried that Trump may somehow make another run at shrinking health insurance coverage.

Source: New York Times July 18, 2017 22:25 UTC