Trump made a lot of promises on "hot button" issues. Yeah, folks using the affordable care act don't like their premiums rising. The problem with implementing health insurance for everyone is that there was no control over provider health care costs. Those should have been frozen or a set of expense rules applied before the affordable care act was written into law.
It may be that some folks choose to pay the penalty and do without insurance, paying out of pocket. Hopefully, they don't encounter a large expense that derails their plan.
The Federal Medicare program does limit provider costs. IIRC, should a retiree choose certain advantage plans, their insurance would cover them while on the road. I don't remember the underwriter's of these plans but some have advertised them as having that coverage.
I don't see Medicare going away or the Affordable Care Act. The insurance companies and banks have those customers, why should they kill the goose that lays that egg?
