I hear your point.

These are rounded to the nearest 1k.

In 2012 i paid 6k a yr In 2015 i paid 12k In 2018 i paid 18k In 2021 i paid 23k In 2023 it was 29k This year is 36k.

From from 2004-2010 my plan went up about 5% a yr. After 2010, my insurance went up about 20% a year. The only difference was the ACA, and it was talked about a lot in the years. The trade off was people who could afford healthcare or has there own business should pay more to cover the subsidized people who couldn't afford it. It actually caused a significant amount of people to take pay cuts, increased premiums, or refuse insurance and just take the tax penalty. I took the tax penalty for 2 years because i couldn't afford the increase in rates at first. I assisted my rates i charge my customers and i was able to get back on after 2 years.

What has trump done to change healthcare prices? As far as me personally he got rid of the penalty which saved friends i know a few thousand a year. Other than that, not anything else because the prices have continued to go up faster than inflation. Biden was the same to, but the rates going up so much was probably due to covid because I'm not aware is any policies he did that would have effected the rates.

He made statements that we’d have the money to pay for things if we didn’t go to war.

So to now say that we can’t pay for something because of war is in direct contrast.

I don't think trump ran on pre healthcare or prodaycare either, and I'm pretty sure Republicans are anti paying for that stuff in general.

My plan is 36,468 per year for kiaser HMO.

I pay monthly, $3039. It for the kaiser family plan. It's for me, my wife, and two kids.