Trump is signing an executive order to require insurance companies to cover preexisting conditions v

[soothsayer]

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Sawyer Hackett
@SawyerHackett
Let me get this straight.

Trump is signing an executive order to require insurance companies to cover preexisting conditions via the ACA, a law he’s currently suing to eliminate?

George Takei
@GeorgeTakei
The Trump Administration is now suing itself to both require and eliminate insurance denials over pre-existing medical conditions. Asked which side he’s actually on, Trump said, “It is what it is.”

Trump says he’ll sign an Exec Order to require insurers to cover preexisting conditions. Just don’t anyone tell him they already have to, and that it’s called Obamacare.

[malaise]

1. TV signing with no meaning

It's all a meaningless effin' show

[Newest Reality]

2. The new: Department of Redundancy Department and Royal Decrees!

[at140]

3. If true, all good ...nt

[RDANGELO]

4. This could be interesting.

If the ACA is repealed, the insurance companies would probably take him to court on the grounds that the executive order is unconstitutional, and you have these conservative judges on the Supreme court who have essentially ruled that corporations are people.

[Andy823]

5. Yeah it's pretty weird

But hey, his "cult" followers will think it's a great deal and never even remember it's already the law.

[chriscan64]

6. He sold it like it was a complete "heath care plan"

This is just one aspect of healthcare that is already covered as mentioned above, by a complete plan that he's trying to abolish. Weren't executive orders "governing by fiat" a few years back?