New "Trumpcare" deserves a quick death

New York is recognized for the diversity of cultures and the government offers assistance to immigrants and citizens. Over the years, the topic "ObamaCare" has given much to talk about. Obamacare is a law created to protect and provide patient care at an affordable price. This law was prosecuted under the administration of Barack Obama, who belonged to a Democratic party. This year the recent president of the United States along with the Republican Party has decided to implement a new law to replace Obamacare.

Leonhardt, a columnist for the New York Times opinion section, reported that Republican senators have plans to launch a bill to cancel Obamacare. Senators have in mind to sell this law as one that will give states more flexibility to create or change the system when they need or want it. Leonhardt also claims that this particular law will affect states because they will stole money to cover health insurance expenses. Although President Trump and the majority of senate representatives support it, the bill may not be passed since severan Republicans do not sound very convinced of it.

As it is not a law that we can all trust with closed eyes, the senators should analyze more thoroughly if it is going to exceed the achievements of Obamacare. Being true that this bill will brings economic problems to the different states and that many people will lose their health insurance by it, the senates should choose to fix the failures in the already existing "Obamacare" plan. In this way it will avoid having problems in the states and go through the process for the pass of the bill. Taking this step the republicans will have access to the people who trust the Obamacare plan for their health services and it will be easier to add changes and improvements which will be more easily accepted by the members of the plan and the government.

Work Cited

Leonhardt, David. “New Trumpcare Deserves a Quick Death.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 13 Sept. 2017,  www.nytimes.com/2017/09/13/opinion/trumpcare-health-care-cassidy-graham.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fopinion&action=click&contentCollection=opinion®ion=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=27&pgtype=sectionfront. Acessed 15 Sept. 2017