The Democrats’ Empty Threats of Oppression
ProPublica's Reckless Doxxing of the CBP Agents Who Shot Alex Pretti Wrecked Another...
A CNN Host Had a Disasterous End to Her Interview With Deputy AG...
A Fox News Host Wasn't Going to Allow This Dem Senator Get Away...
Spanish Socialist Has Confirmed This Narrative Libs Claim Is a Right-Wing Hoax
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Explains She Gave Trump Her Nobel...and This CBS News Host...
Will Democrats Abolish ICE? Rep. Jayapal Seems to Think So, if Democrats Get...
This Wisconsin School Solved the Transgender Bathroom Issue by Punishing the Girls
The Grammys Were One Giant Anti-ICE Rally
Make America America Again
Election 2026: California Republicans Have a Chance
Should Race Realism Be Suppressed? The New York Times Thinks So
Stop Calling Them Democrats
Democrat Wins Show GOP Voters Aren't Motivated
Appeasement Has Failed: Britain Must Finally Proscribe the IRGC and Close Iran's Embassy
Tipsheet

Trump Just Made Another Warm Gesture for Michigan Dem Who Credited Him with Saving Her Life

Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks

President Trump isn't done helping Detroit Rep. Karen Whitsett, the Michigan Democrat who credited him with helping save her life. It was Trump's endorsement of the drug hydroxychloroquine as a possible COVID-19 treatment, she said, that lifted her from her death bed. For days she was experiencing the worst of the associated symptoms, including shortness of breath and swollen lymph nodes. Yet, less than two hours after she started HCQ, Whitsett said her situation turned around and she felt her first signs of relief.

Advertisement

"If President Trump had not talked about [hydroxychloroquine], it would not be something that's accessible" in Michigan "because of an order that was put down in my state," Whitsett explained on Fox News last week.

On Tuesday, Trump invited Whitsett to the White House to talk about her ordeal and her recovery, where she was able to thank him in person.

Then, in another warm gesture, he offered his own White House physician to treat her Lyme disease if he was available.

"Ask the White House doctor - seriously," he said. "Because Lyme disease can be very, very bad...Is it legal for me to let her use the White House doctor? If it's not, I'll suffer the repercussions, I don't care."

Advertisement

Whitsett explained that she contracted Lyme disease at just five years old and agreed with the president that it is a "horrifying" and painful condition. She's introduced several bills in Michigan that would make it easier for patients with Lyme disease to find treatment.

"I'd like you to see our doctor before you leave, okay?" Trump told her.

I have a feeling this unlikely friendship will continue for some time.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement