'TrumpCare' and commemorative plaques — how Democrats are pitching dealmaking with the president
Some Democrats are offering Trump legacy-building concessions, including a branded insurance card and White House ceremonies, to win his support for major health care changes.
- With the next Congress approaching, Democrats are attempting to entice President Donald Trump with the prospect of a lasting legacy to secure bipartisan deals on healthcare before his term ends.
- President Trump reiterated Thursday he is willing to work with Democrats, having previously cut deals with Senate Leader Chuck Schumer and Speaker Nancy Pelosi during his first term.
- About 6 in 10 voters nationally want more federal healthcare involvement, prompting Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed to propose "TrumpCare," a golden insurance card featuring the president's name prominently.
- Skepticism persists among some Democrats regarding collaboration with the White House, as Hakeem Jeffries expressed "zero interest" in working with Stephen Miller, Trump's chief of staff.
- Texas Democrat James Talarico suggested helping the president make his final two years "the most productive of any presidency in American history," though the strategy faces internal party resistance.
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Democrats seek common ground with Trump on major policy goals, including healthcare
Democrats are exploring avenues to collaborate with President Trump on major policy goals, notably in healthcare, by proposing initiatives like 'TrumpCare' that capitalize on his legacy-driven approach. While some members of the party see potential for bipartisan cooperation, particularly on healthcare reform, there remains skepticism about Trump's willingness to work alongside them, especially given his past mixed responses to such overtures.
'TrumpCare' and commemorative plaques — how Democrats are pitching dealmaking with the president
Democrats who swept into power fueled by voter backlash to President Donald Trump are now pitching ways to collaborate with the Republican in the White House. They are playing to Trump's love of making deals to propel their agenda. New Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed has suggested “TrumpCare,” a golden insurance card with universal healthcare, dangling the president’s name on the ambitious Democratic proposal. Texas Sen.-elect James Talarico …
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