BirkenheadBlue
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That would be a decent argument if he’d done ANYTHING in the last 3yrs and 2 months to improve it, and wasn’t in court as we speak actively trying to make it worse.TBF it isn't the smart thing to do. In 2016 the smart thing to do was to present himself as an alternative to a political class that was doling out the election to one of two favoured camps - this worked because it was fundamentally true, and at no point did any of his rivals ever manage to challenge it effectively.
In 2020 the smart thing to do would be to point to the disaster being as bad as it is going to be because of the state that the US Healthcare industry is in, and that nearly all of the top level of US politicians (Presidents, Senators and Representatives) bear the blame for not reforming it. This is also fundamentally true, and it will lessen the very real blame that should attach to him personally for not reforming healthcare himself, all the cuts his administration has imposed (and is imposing), his personal lies and antics during the crisis and the blatant self-enrichment that so many of his supporters are engaged in right now.
Also, he’d be dangerously close to indirectly giving some modicum of credit to Obama (as the only President in recent times to have made any significant change to healthcare) which we know he’s physiologically incapable of doing