Trump aims public ire over rising health costs at a familiar target: Insurers
President Donald Trump has been channeling public anger over health care costs in recent weeks, pillorying "money sucking" insurers and alleging that "BIG, BAD Insurance Companies" have been "ripping off the public for years." Bringing U.S. health care costs under control will require more than attacking insurers, they said. "Yes, they're a villain," said Drew Altman,…
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