California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized former President Donald Trump's recent healthcare promises made during a speech in Michigan. Trump stated that his administration would introduce a 'Great Healthcare Plan' aimed at reducing costs for individuals by eliminating payments to insurance companies. Newsom highlighted that Trump had made similar promises during his first presidential term, noting that the related information had been removed from the White House website. He referenced Trump's Executive Order 13813 from October 2017, which aimed to promote changes to healthcare but was later repealed by President Joe Biden in January 2021. Trump's new initiative aims to lower drug prices and insurance premiums but lacks detailed plans on implementation. Newsom's comments come amid ongoing discussions about healthcare funding and potential cuts proposed by House Republicans to support military actions abroad.
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Gavin Newsom Critiques Trump's Healthcare Promises
California Governor Gavin Newsom has called out former President Donald Trump's recent healthcare promises, noting their similarity to previous commitments made during Trump's first term. Newsom pointed out that related information had been removed from the White House website and referenced Trump's past Executive Order on healthcare, which has since been repealed and reestablished. Trump's new healthcare initiative aims to lower costs but lacks specific implementation details.
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