President Donald Trump’s first top doctor is trying to sabotage his successor’s chances.
Jerome Adams, who was appointed as the U.S. Surgeon General under the first Trump administration, is trying his best to prevent Trump’s new pick, Casey Means, from being confirmed to the position.
“The role of surgeon general has centuries of precedent and requirements, and she doesn’t meet them,” Adams, 51, told The Washington Post in an interview published Sunday.
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