Former President Donald Trump may publicly be backing off past attempts to destroy the Affordable Care Act, at least until he has more than the “concept of a plan” to do so — but he doesn’t actually need Congress to gut America’s health insurance coverage system, warned New York-based Dr. Danielle Ofri for The New York Times. In fact, she warned, he doesn’t even need to be elected president at all — his allies in industry can enlist the courts to do it for him. “This summer, a pair of Supreme Court decisions radically reshaped the health care landscape by overturning the so-called Chevron doct…