White House mocks basic question about Trump's healthcare plan and tells her to 'come work here at the White House'
The White House press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, on Wednesday refused to say which administration officials were working on a healthcare plan that President Donald Trump has long promised to unveil and recently said was"all ready."
McEnany responded that"a wide array" of White House officials and"multiple stakeholders," including the Domestic Policy Council, were working on the plan. Story continuesDescribing the nonpublic plan as"the president's vision for the next five years," McEnany ticked off a vague list of its tenets.
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