>>I most certainly hope that he does not commit to continuing the ACA and illegal immigration policies. He was elected to do quite the opposite...

Re the ACA: it's an enormous beast, not just individual premiums. Billions already spent on provisions to increase efficiency of delivery. E.g. one of the biggest sources of saving/efficiency is: computerized records. And ICD10. Both of which are done deals that it wouldn't make sense to wind back because you're opposed to Obamacare.

For interest: do you think affordable healthcare should be available to all, not just people over 65y?

FWIW, NZ's per capita income is far lower than the US, yet it affords an accident compensation scheme that covers all care for people in the country, including tourists, if they are injured. If little old NZ can do it, what are the barriers in the US and is not Trump more likely to secure his legacy of greatness by dismantling those barriers rather than letting them have their way?