Tom Price was a man who couldn’t be trusted

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The decline and fall of Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price should not primarily be remembered as the story of a man who luxuriated wastefully on the taxpayer dime. It’s mostly about a man we couldn’t trust.

It was, ironically, when Price fessed up, and pledged to pay for his seat on the charter jets that his untrustworthiness became so glaring. My colleague Emily Jashinsky made this argument.

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