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How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up on health care : cnn





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How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up on health care

How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up on health care
How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up on health care
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have wildly divergent views on how to handle health insurance.A new report from Rand Corp., funded by the non-partisan Commonwealth Fund, seeks to put some numbers on the impact of each candidates' proposals on health insurance coverage and on the federal deficit.Obamacare, which has allowed individuals to buy insurance since 2014, has pushed the share of uninsured down to a record low 8.5%, according to federal data.


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How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up on health care

How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up on health care
How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up on health care
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) - Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have wildly divergent views on how to handle health insurance.A new report from Rand Corp., funded by the non-partisan Commonwealth Fund, seeks to put some numbers on the impact of each candidates' proposals on health insurance coverage and on the federal deficit.Obamacare, which has allowed individuals to buy insurance since 2014, has pushed the share of uninsured down to a record low 8.5%, according to federal data.


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Study finds 20M would lose health coverage under Trump plan

Study finds 20M would lose health coverage under Trump plan
Study finds 20M would lose health coverage under Trump plan
WASHINGTON (AP) — A new study that examines some major health care proposals from the presidential candidates finds that Donald Trump would cause about 20 million to lose coverage while Hillary Clinton would provide coverage for an additional 9 million people.The 2016 presidential campaign has brought voters to a crossroads on health care yet again.The U.S. uninsured rate stands at a historically low 8.6 percent, mainly because of President Barack Obama's health care law, which expanded government and private coverage.


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