Harris campaign launches seven-figure ad blitz attacking Trump’s ‘concepts of a plan’ on healthcare

Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign is going after Donald Trump’s conceptual healthcare plan in a new ad blitz that uses the former president’s own words against him.

The ad, titled “Concepts of a Plan”, uses Trump’s answer during the second presidential debate to attack the former president’s lacking health care plan and his administration’s attempt to get rid of the Affordable Care Act – otherwise known as Obamacare.

“I have concepts of a plan,” Trump said in the debate clip used in the ad.

Harris responded, “You have no plan” before explaining the positive impact of the ACA.

“[Donald Trump] tried to get rid of the Affordable Care Act and what the Affordable Care Act has done is eliminate the ability of insurance companies to deny people with pre-existing conditions,” Harris said.

She also highlighted the policies the Biden administration has passed to make health care more affordable. Including, capping the cost of insulin at $35 a month and prescription medication for seniors at $2,000 per year.

“When I am president we will do that for all people understanding that access to health care should be a right and not just a privilege of those who can afford it,” Harris said.

The “Concept of a Plan” ad is part of the $370 million digital and television advertising investment the Harris campaign is rolling out ahead of Election Day.

It will air on broadcast and cable programming nationally, trying to target voters who watch shows like Chicago Med, Grey’s Anatomy, Brilliant Minds, 9-1-1, Untold Stories of the ER and more.

“Being president is about who you fight for,” Michael Tyler, communications director for Harris–Walz campaign said in a statement.

“Every time Donald Trump opens his mouth and says ‘health care,’ he makes