According to foreign media reports, Trump was not able to work for 24 hours, he issued the first administrative order, called the "Obamacare" plan, and fulfilled his promise during the campaign.
For the first time, Trump worked in the Oval Office of the White House and, under the testimony of a large number of reporters, signed the first executive order, asking the federal government to "reduce the burden of Obama's medical insurance." Hong Kong East Network reported on the 21st that Trump did not respond to questions or revealed details. The White House press secretary, Spicer, responded to the reporter that the executive order was part of the abolition and replacement of Obamacare.
The White House chief of staff, Pribbes, also issued a memorandum to all government departments, saying that it would "freeze Obama medical insurance until further notice." Purbers said that the executive order is to "minimize the economic burden of Obama's medical insurance and prepare to abolish it."
Trump had repeatedly said during his campaign that he would put "abort Obama medical insurance" first. It is reported that Congress is also discussing alternatives to health insurance.
What is Obama Medical Insurance?
The United States is the only country in the developed world that does not have a universal health insurance or national health service system. Before Obama’s medical reform, the US medical insurance system had three major components: first, commercial medical insurance, which can cover 60% of the US population; second, Medicare, for elderly people over 65 years old and some disabled people under 65 years old. ; third is for poor children and families Medicaid (Medicaid). The latter two are government-funded and the result of social security reforms in the 1960s, which currently cover approximately one-third of the US population. In addition, the US government has established medical institutions for military personnel and veterans to provide services directly; it provides insurance coverage for the health risks of the elderly and the poor.
In addition to these three, the people who can't afford commercial insurance and don't get government subsidies are the low- and middle-income people who can't reach the two. Many of them are uninsured, and in the United States, where medical expenses are high, they are at risk of falling into bankruptcy and poverty once they become ill.
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