What Could We Lose With Dr. Oz and RFK Jr. in Charge of Our Health?
Briefly

The U.S. healthcare system has drastically improved since 2009, with the ACA reducing the uninsured rate from nearly 17 percent to less than 9 percent.
The Affordable Care Act banned discrimination based on preexisting conditions and expanded Medicaid, making healthcare more accessible to millions.
Despite its successes, the ACA faces a crisis of identity, labeled as 'Obamacare' by detractors who view it as a symbol of Democratic overreach.
The re-election of Donald Trump highlights ongoing tensions surrounding healthcare reform, underscoring how partisan politics continues to impact public perception of the ACA.
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