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and they have the libs fooled

and prescription drug pricing which the Senate estimates will raise $265 billion. 




https://www.foxnews.com/media/msnbc-abc-cnn-realize-inflation-reduction-act-doesnt-reduce-inflation-after-bill-passed-marketing

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Sure we believe Fox news, doesn't EVERYONE?

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@mott-the-hoople said
and they have the libs fooled

and prescription drug pricing which the Senate estimates will raise $265 billion. 




https://www.foxnews.com/media/msnbc-abc-cnn-realize-inflation-reduction-act-doesnt-reduce-inflation-after-bill-passed-marketing
Finally a Trumpian has had enough of the lies 🙏🏼

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@mott-the-hoople said
and they have the libs fooled

and prescription drug pricing which the Senate estimates will raise $265 billion. 




https://www.foxnews.com/media/msnbc-abc-cnn-realize-inflation-reduction-act-doesnt-reduce-inflation-after-bill-passed-marketing
And what have the Conservatives done for us? We've been hearing from you yo-yo's for 40 years that "competition between companies will lower drug prices" In that same time prices for prescription drugs have skyrocketed.

Taking a peek in your own backyard before criticizing others isn't in the GOP playbook, is it? 🙄

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@mott-the-hoople said
and they have the libs fooled

and prescription drug pricing which the Senate estimates will raise $265 billion. 




https://www.foxnews.com/media/msnbc-abc-cnn-realize-inflation-reduction-act-doesnt-reduce-inflation-after-bill-passed-marketing
Actually they estimate that allowing the Government to negotiate drug prices for Medicare patients will reduce the cost to the Federal Treasury by $265 billion over 10 years.

That's a conservative estimate and certainly not a lie.

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@sonhouse said
@Mott-The-Hoople
Sure we believe Fox news, doesn't EVERYONE?
Insightful post, Sonhouse. Almost spilled my coffee

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@mchill said
And what have the Conservatives done for us? We've been hearing from you yo-yo's for 40 years that "competition between companies will lower drug prices" In that same time prices for prescription drugs have skyrocketed.

Taking a peek in your own backyard before criticizing others isn't in the GOP playbook, is it? 🙄
Here's a whiney lib wondering what someone will doooooooooo for him. I wish he would do for himself.

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@no1marauder said
Actually they estimate that allowing the Government to negotiate drug prices for Medicare patients will reduce the cost to the Federal Treasury by $265 billion over 10 years.

That's a conservative estimate and certainly not a lie.
when does this take affect?

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@averagejoe1 said
Here's a whiney lib wondering what someone will doooooooooo for him. I wish he would do for himself.
How big a clown are you Joe? Should we all start building our own individual pharma companies? You illiberal’s really have no idea how the big bad world works do you.
Pharma companies have been ripping off the US purse and public for decades. What this bill does is allow the US purse to use its purchasing power to force a better deal out of them, in much the same way that McDonald’s and Burger King get good deals on potatoes and beef from those that produce them. Economies of scale are part of free market mechanics. It might be a bitter pill for you corporate whores to swallow but the common man has no beef with it.

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@no1marauder said
Actually they estimate that allowing the Government to negotiate drug prices for Medicare patients will reduce the cost to the Federal Treasury by $265 billion over 10 years.

That's a conservative estimate and certainly not a lie.
But they voted down a $35 cap for insulin for private insurance holders.

Thanks for nothing, Republicans.

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@kevcvs57 said
How big a clown are you Joe? Should we all start building our own individual pharma companies? You illiberal’s really have no idea how the big bad world works do you.
Pharma companies have been ripping off the US purse and public for decades. What this bill does is allow the US purse to use its purchasing power to force a better deal out of them, in much the same way that M ...[text shortened]... t might be a bitter pill for you corporate whores to swallow but the common man has no beef with it.
none of this applies to the "public".

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@suzianne said
But they voted down a $35 cap for insulin for private insurance holders.

Thanks for nothing, Republicans.
How long have dems had the power to do this? 2 years you say? and it still hasnt happened, just some lip service.

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@mott-the-hoople said
How long have dems had the power to do this? 2 years you say? and it still hasnt happened, just some lip service.
The most ironic thread title ever.

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@suzianne said
The most ironic thread title ever.
have they done it yet?

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@mott-the-hoople said
none of this applies to the "public".
Hey genius who’s money do you think fills up that public purse?

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