Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have differing views on health care policy in America. Although health care has not been a major focus in the 2024 presidential election, Harris has moved away from supporting single-payer health care. Trump criticizes Harris for her past support of “Medicare for All,” while Harris now emphasizes maintaining and expanding the Affordable Care Act. Trump has struggled to come up with a concrete health care plan, despite promises to repeal and replace Obamacare while in office. Harris supports continuing President Biden’s efforts to lower drug prices and crack down on pharmaceutical companies. Their differences highlight the ongoing debate over health care in the United States. In the ongoing efforts to lower drug prices and expand healthcare coverage, there are discussions about Medicare setting caps for more drugs at a faster pace. Trump has also expressed interest in lowering drug prices and mandating IVF coverage, but there is division among Republicans in Congress about this proposal. While some support the idea of mandating IVF coverage, others believe coverage should not be mandatory. The debate highlights the complexity of healthcare policy and the challenges of finding consensus on these issues.
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