Trump Proposes Health Plan Allowing Higher Charges for Preexisting Conditions

Plan aims to deregulate insurance markets, potentially reversing key Obamacare protections.

Donald Trump's health plan would allow insurers to charge more for individuals with preexisting conditions, according to J.D. Vance.
The plan seeks to deregulate insurance markets, promoting more choice but potentially increasing costs for older and sicker individuals.
Analysts predict significant health policy changes post-election, with both Trump and Harris expected to pursue aggressive agendas.
Trump's focus includes expanding less-regulated insurance options and reforming Medicaid, while Harris supports expanding federal regulation.
Both candidates advocate for drug price controls, though experts warn this could limit access to new medications.