If Hillary Clinton is to win the presidency and if her proposal to provide families a tax credit to help them pay for premiums, deductibles and coinsurance analyst said the taxpayers have to shell out an additional $90 billion in the first year.
The democrat leaning Commonwealth Fund RAND Corporation published a report of the Hillary's health agenda on Friday along with it is Donald Trump's proposal to repeal the Affordable Care Act. President Barrack Obama's health-care law has been dogged with low enrollment and majority of the big insurers are dropping participation in the exchanges because of the cost that they are incurring. Experts argue that the markets are fundamentally unstable.
