The Trump Admin is Back to Sabotaging Obamacare

The video discusses the sabotage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) through policy changes, particularly focusing on short term health insurance plans. These plans, extended by the Trump administration, are cheaper but offer fewer benefits, potentially destabilizing the ACA market by attracting healthier individuals and leaving sicker ones in ACA plans, thus increasing costs. The video highlights the cycle of sabotage and its impact on insurance rates.

What changes did the Affordable Care Act implement to stabilize the individual insurance market?

How did insurance companies' business models change before and after the Affordable Care Act?

What are the implications of the new rule allowing short term health insurance plans to be issued for up to 364 days?

In what ways do short term health insurance plans differ from regular insurance policies?

What are the potential consequences of the increased use of short term health insurance plans on the Affordable Care Act market?