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originally posted by: matafuchs
Finally, this is the ART OF THE DEAL. How many times does this have to be pointed out?
It's the political equivalent of the Keystone Cops.
Well, Being stuck in the middle between earning too much money for Obamacare and not enough to reasonably afford health insurance I have no problem paying more for prescriptions because I don't go to the doctor to get any prescriptions.
originally posted by: knoxie
a reply to: rickymouse
you all sure lost your #hit when a few couldn't keep their doctors, tho.
but, paying more for prescriptions, no biggie. lol
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: BlueAjah
Trump is not going to do it the way the Democrats want. He is going to do it the right way.
He promised that Medicare would negotiate drug prices. He just said he's not going to negotiate drug prices.
Democrats have been pressuring Trump ahead of his speech to renew his call for Medicare to negotiate drug prices, something that Trump touted on the campaign trail in 2016, in a break with Republican party orthodoxy.
thehill.com...
Who would you rather negotiate drug prices? The private sector, or the government?
I think the government is in a very strong position to do so. And so did Trump, as recently as last year. We know the drug industry has its preference. They're pretty happy about this turn of events.
Who would you rather negotiate drug prices? The private sector, or the government?
The two largest indices for biotech and pharmaceutical companies rose about 2 percent after Trump’s speech, as investors saw little to fear for drug makers. The stock prices of Pfizer, Merck, Gilead Sciences, and Amgen all spiked after Trump’s speech.
www.washingtonpost.com...
Q: Is he for Medicare negotiating drug prices or not?
Sean Spicer: He's for it, yes. He wants to make — absolutely. The president's clear — I mean when you look at the cost — not just drug cost. The U.S. government has not done — I mean, you look at what other — frankly, the easier way to look at this is what other countries have done — negotiating costs to keep those down.
Right. We'll see what happens.
I say let’s see how it plays out before we jump to conclusions.
“We’ll have much lower prices at the pharmacy counter and it’ll start taking effect immediately,”
I don't care who you voted for. It wasn't a question.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: NorthernLites
I didn't vote for Hillary.