President Donald Trump on Friday promoted a $50 billion healthcare program aimed at helping rural communities he accused Democrats of ignoring, part of an effort to show how his administration is addressing rising healthcare costs ahead of this year’s midterm elections.
During a White House roundtable with several Cabinet members, including Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., congressional lawmakers, and members of the healthcare community, Trump said his administration was rebutting “those who were trying to make a case that we weren’t taking care of the rural community.” Continue reading…
