Trump Denies Plan to Repeal ACA Amid Campaign Controversy
Despite past attempts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, Trump now claims he never intended to end it, sparking debate over his true health care agenda.
- Vice President Kamala Harris warns that Trump may roll back health care protections, citing his history of attempting to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
- Trump has repeatedly stated his desire to replace the ACA but now denies any intention to end it, calling Harris's claims false.
- Speaker Mike Johnson's comments suggesting an end to Obamacare have added to the controversy, though he later clarified the ACA is deeply ingrained in the system.
- The Trump campaign distances itself from Johnson's remarks, emphasizing plans to improve health care through transparency and competition.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected to play a significant role in shaping Trump's health care policies if he wins the election.
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