Replying to @marwilliamson
Well if you put a cap then the other people on the plan have to pay the difference or the drug companies start having supply issues and you won’t be able to get it.
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Who’s paying for it?
Replying to @marwilliamson
It’s more likely a government that shouldn’t have been regulating it to begin with.
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Government needs to follow protocol of rules when adding items to bills that should not contain those matters. It was a scam to put it into a BUDGET reconciliation bill.
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A congress who writes one bill with a 1000 parts has failed to define the problem. It's a mishmash of crap that nobody understands but generates stupid finger-pointing. Give me 1,000 bills each with: * One goal * 1-2 pages * Easy to understand Let each stand on its own merit
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Gov't shouldn't be capping prices in anything. They also shouldn't be regulating to such an extent that competition is squelched and monopolies form (which then feast on money-printer-go-BRRRRR Gov't-$ for services private citizens ought pay for themselves).
Replying to @marwilliamson
Only the republican side of government. Here’s the list of republican senators who voted to defeat the $35 cap.