Presidential Election 2016: Healthcare as a Defining Issue

Last Thursday night's first GOP debate was watched by approximately 10 million viewers (a ratings high); and one of the most compelling and oft-discussed issues for the 2016 Presidential election is the future of healthcare and the fate of the Affordable Cara Act (ACA).

Laura Becker | August 08, 2015

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The first GOP debate: Rhetoric aside, would (could) a future Republican President repeal the ACA?

Last Thursday night's first GOP debate was watched by approximately 24 million viewers (a ratings high); and one of the most compelling and oft-discussed issues for the 2016 Presidential election is the future of healthcare and the fate of the Affordable Cara Act (ACA).

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