President Trump released his “great healthcare plan” on Thursday that he vowed will put Americans first and allow them to purchase their own healthcare options, thereby lowering the cost of prescription drugs and insurance premiums.
Trump’s ‘great health care plan’ would lower drug costs and insurance premiums: White House
Politics
January 15, 2026
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