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[TD][h=1]POLL: 74% of Americans Feel Donald Trump Should Release His Tax Returns[/h]
74% of respondents said the incoming POTUS should show his tax returns. 93% of of Hillary Clinton supporters were in favor of this as were 83% of independents. Even 49% of Trump voters feel he needs to release the returns.
The poll also covered some of the concerns over Trump’s compliance with ethics laws and guidelines.
more at: POLL: 74% of Americans Feel Donald Trump Should Release His Tax Returns | Mediaite
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More than 40 Democratic lawmakers now skipping Trump’s inauguration<---click
What If anything does this mean?
What If anything does this mean?
Trump lays down a marker to judge his healthcare plan
Trump lays down a marker to judge his healthcare plan - LA Times
"We’re going to have insurance for everybody,” President-elect Donald Trump told the Washington Post in an interview over the weekend, setting down a marker by which the healthcare plan he has promised can be judged.
In the interview, published this morning , Trump would not say how he would accomplish that goal and also meet his other promises: "It will be in a much simplified form. Much less expensive and much better” than what's available under the current Affordable Care Act, he said.
Trump aides in the past have admonished reporters not to take his words "literally," which makes it hard to know if he really meant what he said.
If he did mean it, however, Trump's promise would imply a significant shift from previous Republican healthcare plans. Nonpartisan analyses have generally said that previous Republican plans would leave several million people out in the cold who currently have insurance, and Republican leaders have shied away from saying they would cover everyone.
"I don’t want single-payer. What I do want is to be able to take care of people,” Trump said.
In an interview Monday morning on the "Today" show, Trump's designated press secretary, Sean Spicer, said that Trump would achieve his goals through "marketplace solutions" and greater competition. That would "drive the cost down," he said.
At his news conference last week, Trump said his administration would propose a healthcare plan that would include a full replacement for the current healthcare law and would do so quickly — within a few weeks of the confirmation of Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.), his pick to lead the Health and Human Services Department. That confirmation, however, is not expected to happen until some time in February at the earliest.
In the interview, Trump said the plan was almost finished. “It’s very much formulated down to the final strokes. We haven’t put it in quite yet but we’re going to be doing it soon,” he said.
He also repeated his attack on the drug industry for charging too much.
“They’re politically protected, but not anymore,” he said of pharmaceutical companies.
Trump has said that he wants the federal government to have authority to negotiate prices with drug companies, something Democrats have pushed in the past but Republicans have blocked.
We still don't know all the specifics of his plan but it is a very noticeable difference from what Republicans have done (actually, what they have failed to do) in the past. Of special note is his words on Big Pharma who, we can all agree, does control the majority of both parties.
I was thinking about America at this present time,saying that President Obama has a very good approval rating and Donald Trump President elect has a low approval rating and since President-elects usually have a good approval rating when they start out,why did the people vote for Donald Trump If they don't approve of him.
I know the Democrats will say,Hillary won the popular vote but we all know that Donald won the election,so then why did the people give President Obama a high approval rating and then vote for someone opposite of President Obama.
Mysterious thing.
I know the Democrats will say,Hillary won the popular vote but we all know that Donald won the election,so then why did the people give President Obama a high approval rating and then vote for someone opposite of President Obama.
Mysterious thing.
