In the small town of Geneva, Ohio, 50 miles to the northeast of where the Indians and Cubs split the first two games of the World Series, Donald Trump lit into something just a tad less American than baseball or apple pie: Obamacare.
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Trump then drew a clear contrast with his rival:
Drawing attention to the two-tiered health-care system that Obamacare is slowly bringing about, Trump added, “Hillary has access to the best doctors in the world, but wants you and your children to live under Obamacare.” He summed up his message as follows: “Repealing Obamacare is one of the single most important reasons why we must win on November 8th.”
It is good to see the most important legislation of the Obama presidency finally starting to take center stage—where it belongs—as this campaign approaches its climax. The more Trump talks about Obamacare, the more likely both he and down-ballot Republicans are to win their races.
