from the battle for Obamacare to the war on science Blumenthal, David 1948- creator Morone, James A. 1951- text ctu New Haven, Connecticut Yale University Press 2026 monographic eng viii, 338 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 24 cm The authors argue that U.S. health policy over the past 15+ years has been defined by extreme political swings (“whiplash”): Obama achieved a historic expansion of healthcare—but triggered fierce partisan resistance Trump intensified polarization and skepticism toward government and science COVID-19 exposed how dangerous that divide had become Biden is attempting to stabilize the system, but deep divisions remain Part I. Barack Obama. Barack Obama 1. You're out of your fuckin' minds: winning Obamacare 2. 1,563 secretary shalls: implementation and the hidden success Barack Obama and the end of the hundred-year war Part II. Donald Trump. Donald Trump 3. Something much better for everyone? The Trump show versus Obamacare 4. Trump and Covid, Part 1: denial, spin, and panic 5. Trump and Covid, Part 2: science breakthrough and culture war Donald Trump and science in the maelstrom Part III. Joe Biden. Joe Biden 6. The evanescent revolution: a fleeting war on poverty 7. Joe Biden's covid wars and the pandemics yet to come Joe Biden and his epidemic perplexities Conclusion: lessons from the health care wars Epilogue, 2025: whiplash and the good society Appendix: the hundred-year war David Blumenthal, James A. Morone. Includes bibliographical references and index. Seguros médicos Estados Unidos Historia Siglo XXI Atención médica Estados Unidos Historia HG 9396 B658w 2026 9780300263480 0300263481 260430 20260612145441.0 eng