What was Trump's approach to healthcare reform, and how did it compare to previous administrations?

Former President Donald Trump had a mixed approach to healthcare reform during his time in office. One of his main goals was to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare, which was implemented by the previous administration. However, despite several attempts and promises, a new healthcare plan was never successfully put in place.

One of the major changes made by Trump to the ACA was the repeal of the individual mandate, which required most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty. Trump also expanded access to short-term, limited-duration insurance plans that provided less comprehensive coverage than ACA-compliant plans.

Trump's approach to healthcare reform differed from previous administrations in several ways. While the ACA focused on expanding access to healthcare for all Americans, Trump's approach was more focused on reducing the cost of healthcare for individuals and increasing competition among insurers. Additionally, Trump's approach to healthcare reform was more focused on deregulation, with the aim of giving more power to states and reducing federal involvement in healthcare.