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Trump's pivot to healthcare took a backseat to practically every other topic Trump addressed tonight at his first post-Mueller campaign rally. cnb.cx/2JNbF5C
Hours before the rally, Trump had tweeted that his party would become "the Party of Great HealthCare." But already on Thursday, it was evident that replacing Obamacare has not yet managed to captivate Trump or his core supporters.
Trump only spent about four minutes of his 80-plus-minute rally on the subject of healthcare. And even then, the crowd was more enthusiastic about booing the late Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. — than it was about applauding Trump's pledge to protect pre-existing conditions.
