In what his campaign billed as a major health-care speech Tuesday, Donald Trump offered no new details about his plan to replace Obamacare, but re-emphasized the need to repeal the 2010 law.
The ideas outlined in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, by the Republican presidential nominee — tax-free health savings accounts, insurance across state lines and sending Medicaid funds to states — were included in a white paper he unveiled in March. They largely match proposals popular among conservative policy advocates.
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