Trump is mailing out checks to fix healthcare, and nobody is buying it
The administration is flooding mailboxes with insurance discount vouchers, but the public seems to be hitting delete.
So, Donald Trump decided the best way to handle the healthcare debate was to literally send out checks to millions of people. It is a bold move, if by bold you mean suspiciously like a political bribe right before people start paying attention to the polls.
Experts are already calling the whole thing potentially illegal, not that anyone seems shocked by that anymore. People are getting these vouchers in the mail, looking at them, and basically saying, "thanks, but what about the actual system?" It turns out that slapping a name on a piece of paper does not actually fix rising premiums or insurance coverage gaps.
The public is not exactly fooled. Polls show that voters are still side-eying the Republican Party on healthcare, no matter how many checks hit their mailboxes. It is a classic case of trying to fix a leaky boat with a sticker.
Sending a check instead of a policy is a bold way to treat the entire country like a focus group.
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