Former GOP lawmaker, surgeon general say ‘transactional’ Trump might not veto bipartisan health legislation
Summary
Former Republican Rep. Larry Bucshon and former Surgeon General Jerome Adams said President Donald Trump might not veto bipartisan health legislation passed by a Democratic-controlled Congress. They cited what they described as Trump’s transactional approach and the final two years of his presidency as factors that could affect his decision.Key Facts
- Larry Bucshon is a former Republican representative from Indiana.
- Jerome Adams is a former U.S. surgeon general.
- Bucshon and Adams discussed the issue on Tuesday at a Hill event on health.
- They said Trump might hold off on vetoing bipartisan health legislation.
- The legislation would be passed by a Democratic-controlled Congress.
- They cited Trump’s transactional nature as a possible factor in his decision.
- They also cited the final two years of Trump’s time in office.
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