John: neither Trump's nor Clinton's health plan will significantly reduce overall US health care costs (2016)
prediction · status: unresolved · last event: predicted (2016-10-18) · owner: John
In October 2016 John said neither Donald Trump's nor Hillary Clinton's health care proposals would probably reduce the overall cost of US health care much.
About: health care prices in the United States, Donald Trump health care plan, Hillary Clinton health care plan
| date | event | what | video |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016-10-18 | predicted | John says the answer to whether either candidate's proposals will significantly reduce the overall cost of US health care is probably not. (hedged) | Understanding Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's Health Care Reform Proposals 00:08:17 |
What is said about it
3 statements, by date (the events above are the turns of the thread; these are the details).
- 2016-10-18 · Understanding Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's Health Care Reform Proposals — John summarizes RAND: Trump's plan means significantly higher out-of-pocket costs, fewer insured and a modestly higher deficit; Clinton's insures more people at lower out-of-pocket cost but raises the deficit more. — 00:07:55
- 2016-10-18 · Understanding Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's Health Care Reform Proposals — John says neither proposal will probably significantly reduce the overall cost of US health care. (hedged) — 00:08:17
- 2016-10-18 · Understanding Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's Health Care Reform Proposals — John says the Trump campaign's claim that selling across state lines will increase competition is deeply contested, and even the rosiest projections show little spending decrease. — 00:08:26