Trump Reignites Campaign Against ACA, Promises 'Better, Less Expensive' Alternative

Critics question Trump's renewed attack on Obamacare, highlighting the ACA's popularity and the potential political risks for the GOP.

Former President Donald Trump has reignited his campaign against the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare, promising to replace it with a 'much better, and less expensive, alternative.'
Trump's renewed attack on the ACA has been met with criticism from both sides, with conservatives questioning why he didn't replace the ACA during his presidency and Democrats highlighting the ACA's popularity and effectiveness.
Trump's attack on the ACA is seen as a strategic move for his potential 2024 presidential campaign, despite the ACA's popularity among Americans and the potential political risks for the GOP.
California, where about 6.6 million people enrolled in insurance because of the ACA, would be significantly impacted by a repeal.
Trump has yet to outline a replacement plan for the ACA, despite promising to do so since his 2016 campaign.