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Our country’s drug pricing system is broken, but right now, the Senate has a unique opportunity to change that. I am calling on my senators to pass a reconciliation package that includes comprehensive reforms to lower prescription drug prices.
Tweet this!Prescription drugs don’t work if people can’t afford them. That’s why I am calling on my senators to pass a reconciliation package with comprehensive reforms to lower prescription drug prices for Americans.
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“When I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, it not only meant a lifetime of managing my condition, but also the beginning of endless challenges of affording the insulin I need to keep me alive. If the government were allowed to negotiate lower drug prices, I could have hope that never again will my wife have to skip meals to make sure I can afford my life-saving medication.”
— Marcus LaCourCincinnati, Ohio
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“As a retired senior, I have Medicare for prescription drug coverage. The monthly price of the Imbruvica I need to manage my cancer is now over $14,000. Who can possibly afford that? We need Medicare to be able to negotiate for lower drug prices for me and all of the other patients who are struggling.”
— Lynn ScarfutoHerkimer, New York
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“People have to choose between eating and their medications. They have to choose between life and death. And that should not be a choice. It is long past time for Congress to pass legislation to allow Medicare to negotiate fair prescription drug prices on behalf of people like me.”
— Patricia McKenzieLithonia, Georgia