Trump's pivot to healthcare takes a backseat at his first post-Mueller campaign rally
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He offered no details about what that might be.According to a White House statement issued moments later, the GOP's eventual plan "will protect people with pre-existing conditions, lower prices for care and prescription drugs even further, end surprise medical bills, and make sure Americans get the absolute best quality of care."But already on Thursday, it was evident that neither the Trump administration's latest legal challenge to Obamacare, nor congressional Republicans' long-shot odds of passing a replacement law through a Democratically controlled House, had yet managed to captivate Trump or his voters.In Grand Rapids, Trump only spent about four minutes of his 80-plus-minute rally on the subject of health care.
As said here by Christina Wilkie