Donald Trump holds up a fist after speaking during a campaign event in King of Prussia, Pa., on Nov. 1, when he said he would quickly repeal the Affordable Care Act. “If we don’t repeal and replace Obamacare, we will destroy American health care forever,” Trump said. (Jenny Starrs/The Washington Post)One of the Republicans cheering Trump’s speech in November was Renee Amoore, the deputy chairwoman of the Pennsylvania GOP who runs a health-care company and volunteered on Trump’s transition team. Kohler said that those living in his area — which heavily voted for Hillary Clinton — have long been worried about what could happen to their health care under Trump. “We’re six months in, where is it?” Kohler said of the better health-care system Trump promised.

Source: Washington Post July 18, 2017 23:39 UTC