If Donald Trump was elected, Obama Care Will be Revoked at First Day of work

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - US presidential candidate of the Republican Party, Donald Trump, describes the design of health policy reform that includes repeal Obamacare because they cause economic uncertainty for the citizens.

"On the first day administration Trump, we will ask Congress to immediately repeal Obamacare," Trump wrote in its official website, as quoted by Reuters on Wednesday (2/3).

The design of Trump's health policy would allow the import of prescription drugs and changing the system of the Medicaid program for the poor so that ultimately there is channeling grants to the state.

Trump also suggested that the public can reduce health insurance premiums from income tax. "We also have to make sure that no one is to fall into a specific niche simply because they can not pay for insurance," Trump wrote in his official website.

In addition, Trump also suggested that the public can use a Health Savings Account (HAS) to pay the costs unaffordable.

The draft policy also include demands for price transparency of health care providers, especially physicians, hospitals, and clinics. "Citizens must be able to know the procedure best price," said Trump.

Regarding drug prices, Trump urged to facilitate the citizens get the price of cheap imports.

No less important, Trump urged the government to tighten immigration laws in order to reduce healthcare costs.

"Providing health care for illegal immigrants to spend the money the state US $ 11 billion every year. If we can limit the tightening of immigration laws and visa issuance, we can reduce the cost of health state and local governments," he said.

Through this design, Trump demanding reform of the mental health program, but did not spell out the details.

This plan was immediately criticized by Democrats who said that Trump was simply echoing the design of one of the Republican Party.

"The design of health policies actually plagiarized the idea of ​​one of the Republicans and show that Trump only Republican politicians who want to seize the health care of millions of Americans without offering substantive alternatives," said Communications Director of the Democratic National Committee, Luis Miranda.