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The comedian faced similar backlash in 2017 for posing with a fake severed head that bore a resemblance to the president.
The life-saving drug's high prices have led to dangerous insulin rationing and financial strain.
HuffPost readers share their stories about dealing with the rising cost of insulin and other livesaving drugs.
Almost 18% of working-age diabetics are skipping meds because of cost.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The group will start with a protest outside the Eli Lilly headquarters in Indianapolis.
If you read the news, you know that insulin has become so expensive, Type 1 diabetics are dying.
People with diabetes won't pay more than $100 a month out of pocket for the drug under a new law.
Many with diabetes, faced with tripling insulin prices, are now forced to choose between life and rent.
About three in ten adults with type 2 diabetes resist prescribed insulin.
