Concerns about Former President Trump's Impact on Healthcare
Former medical officials express concerns about the threat former President Trump poses to public health and urge voters to keep him out of the White House in the 2024 presidential election.
Key Points
- Former medical officials led by Dr. Andrew Gurman express concerns about healthcare under Trump's potential second term
- Group highlights potential negative impacts on affordability, access, and safety of healthcare
- Biden campaign responds by emphasizing Trump's history with healthcare policies and the potential risks of a second Trump presidency