“@WhiteHouse Republicans have now had more than TWELVE YEARS to come up with a better plan and FAILED. They don’t have a clue. #TRUTH #SaveTheACA #MedicareForAll #Medicare4All”

Most presidents try to bring changes to policies they think aren’t working. Trump just tries to break things to give himself negotiating leverage. That’s what’s happening with Obamacare.

“@WhiteHouse The percentage of Americans without health insurance is at its highest since 2014, and 7 million more Americans are uninsured now than when President Trump was elected. We should be working to expand access to affordable #healthcare, not cut it off.”

An office that is key to evaluating and implementing U.S. health care policy has been repeatedly pushing out bad information to aid Trump’s attack on Obamacare.

The administration is waging a quiet regulatory war against Obamacare.

The Trump administration argued Monday that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional. But the good old pre-ACA days that Republicans want? They weren’t very good.

“@WhiteHouse Number of people who go bankrupt every year because of medical bills:
UK - 0
France - 0
Spain - 0
Portugal- 0
Denmark - 0
Australia - 0
Iceland - 0
Italy - 0
Finland - 0
Ireland - 0
Germany - 0
Netherlands - 0
Sweden - 0
Japan - 0
Chile - 0
Canada - 0
United States - 643,000”

The Trump administration wants to troll through social media accounts to make sure that those receiving federal assistance aren’t enjoying their lives too much.

Actually everybody knew that. But not knowing it was the thing that held together his impossible promises.

For two years, Florida legislators have refused to expand Medicaid as envisioned under the Affordable Care Act. Their decision left an estimated 850,000 Floridians without healthcare insurance in the

The teacher was taken to the ICU on Friday. She died by Sunday morning.

Federal officials said they would support state efforts to require able-bodied adults to work as a condition of eligibility for Medicaid.

House Republicans voted overwhelmingly to eliminate funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, after approving a White House budget plan. Representatives voted 210-206 — with 187 Democrats and 19 Republicans against — to rescind nearly $15 billion in unspent funding that had previ…

The party in charge knows what it’s against. But after seven years of demagoguing about health-care reform, it still has no clue what it’s for.

Health Savings Accounts are being pushed by the anti-Obamacare crowd in Congress, but they won’t improve the healthcare system

It’s a Band-Aid on a gaping wound.

A provision slipped into a 2014 spending law by the Florida senator has tangled up the Obama administration and sent tremors through health insurance markets.