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I expected
President Trump to use his executive order authority more than he has.
Granted, he has used it aplenty in repealing Barack Hussein steaming piles
of tyranny, regulation, and economic torture, but I really expected
Obamacare to be square in his sights early as a victim of his executive
order authority.
President Trump
has, however, been ever the gentleman and team player, allowing Congress
its role in deciding the future of Obamacare. And, as is Congress' history,
they crapped the bed again, leaving many millions of Americans with this
odious yoke around their necks.
Now it appears
that Rand Paul has devised a plan that President Trump has gone along with
and will use his executive order authority to implement. Bravo!
Included in the
plan is the very necessary removal of state borders for insurers. Under the
new plan, any insurer can compete anywhere. Also included is allowing the
insured to join large volume groups to reduce their insurance cost. Great
idea!
The now President
of the United States, has made it one of his biggest campaign promises to
see to it that Obamacare be repealed. So far, all of Congress’s attempt to
pass a bill to repeal the ACA have fallen short and failed. Now leaving all
of the Americans struggling with the financial burdens imposed by the
previous President, Barrack Obama.
However, There is
FINALLY some good news.
Senator
Rand Paul (R-KY) just revealed that Trump is tired of waiting for Congress,
and has decided to take matters into his own hands. With that being said,
President Trump may take executive action that will allow organizations to
offer more affordable insurance plans.
Kentucky Senator,
Rand Paul, has announced to reporters that the President is considering
taking executive actions to handle the Obamacare issue after Senator John
McCain foiled the attempt to pass a bill that would potentially repeal
Obamacare.
This would involve
allowing groups like AARP, which represents retirees, to integrate,
allowing individuals and small businesses to negotiate with health
insurance providers for lower premiums in the same way trade unions negotiate
with employers.
“Can you imagine the leverage you
would get for drug prices and insurance prices if you were negotiating for
5 million people?” said Paul. “If you could legalize that, not
only could it fix some of the problems that we are encountering in the
individual market, there’s 28 million people without insurance because it’s
too expensive. What if we forced the price down enough?”
Also, Trump has
the chance to reform Medicaid by approving state waivers, giving ways to
reduce the cost of monthly premiums through allowing states to implement
work requirements and drug testing, Conservative Fighters reports.
The President has
also been putting pressure on Congress to go through on their commitments
after a long 7 years. He said, “If a new HealthCare Bill is not approved quickly,
BAILOUTS for Insurance Companies and BAILOUTS for Members of Congress will
end very soon!”
While some critics
say that the deicion will possibly hurt individual state’s ability to
regulate health coverage and combat fraud, Department of Health and
Human Services Secretary Tom Price has made it clear in his drive to see
Obamacare repealed.
“Talk to the
families that are making $50,000 a year and have an insurance card through
Obamacare but they don’t have any care because they can’t afford the
deductible,” Price stated. “This is a system that is imploding and has
failed the American people. That’s where the president’s passion comes
from.”
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