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    Commentary: Do Americans have a right to health care? Neither party has a satisfactory answer

    by Jon Healey, Los Angeles Times Mar 29, 2019 3 minutes

    Between his exclamations of "total exoneration," President Trump has spent much of the week stirring the pot about Obamacare. Here, for example, is what he tweeted Thursday: "The Republican Party will become the Party of Great Health care! ObamaCare is a disaster, far too expensive and deductibility ridiculously high - virtually unusable! Moving forward in Courts and Legislatively!"

    Disregard for a moment how Trump and his top aides have bragged about how well

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