For ten years, Donald Trump has promised a healthcare plan that would be better and cheaper than Obamacare. During 60 Minutes on Oct. 31, he promised it again, right after admitting he still doesn’t have one.
When CBS’s Norah O’Donnell asked Trump a simple question, “Where is that plan?” she wasn’t being rhetorical. The president had just called Obamacare “terrible” and claimed he could fix it with the Democrats if the government reopens. He insisted that Americans were paying “too much” for healthcare. The problem? He’s been saying the same thing since 2015, and his plan still lives only in his imagination.
