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"The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs issued an order Wednesday warning physicians against writing prescriptions “without a legitimate medical purpose” and instructing pharmacists to evaluate the “legitimacy” of hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine prescriptions."
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/202...ychloroqu/


Did you catch that subtle directive to pharmacists? In addition to the direct threat of the loss of their license to practice, if a doc prescribes HCQ the pharmacist can deny their script. Not to mention a little head's-up to the Gov's office.

This thing is not only political it is nuclear political. And it's not just Michigan.

That article is dated March 29th. Michigan knew that early there were real concerns with Dr. Trump's prescription to the nation. It took the FDA a month before they were able to admit it, so if we're talking about politics and optics maybe we should be wondering why the federal administration waited a month to issue a warning.