In his joint press conference with Malcolm Turnbull in New York this month, Donald Trump said that Australia has ‘better healthcare’ than the US. Critics were quick to highlight the hypocrisy of a president who praised Australia’s universal Medicare system while legislating to repeal Obamacare. Yet Trump is having a more honest conversation with the American people about the real cost of health to taxpayers than our government is with us.
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