.MaddowBlog: Targeting science again, Pres. Trump ponders whether to use insulin
By all appearances, the point of yesterday afternoon's White House event was to announce a program to cap copay costs for Medicare recipients who rely on insulin treatments.
A variety of observers suggested Trump was kidding -- or at least trying to. That's certainly possible, though with the president, it's sometimes hard to tell. At the same event, however, a reporter, likely picking up on Trump's comments, asked the president,"Is there any reason why someone who does not have diabetes would take insulin? Is there any sort of medical reason for that?" Trump
, so he passed it off to Surgeon General Jerome Adams, who reminded the president that his body already makes insulin.
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