Illinois bill would create board to tackle high prescription drug prices – ABC7 (Chicago)

"This a much larger thing than just me and my dad, and then me and my mom when she was going through her battle with cancer. This is a larger issue that impacting everyone in the country," said state Sen. Celina Villanueva, who represents Illinois' 12th District.

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susan
1 year ago

Making user costs ‘affordable’ is not equivalent to ‘tackling high prescription drug prices’. Useful idiots enable unchecked government subsidies to insurers, premiums rise, while State-run media declares victory when diabetic insulin users out-of-pocket is capped… easy button 1: allow Illinois residents to purchase drugs from Canada, Mexico and Europe at 70% savings. easy button 2: pay drug mules crossing US border without restrictions to set up ‘street pharmacies’. Most en vogue US prescription drugs are 70% cheaper in Mexico and require no prescription. Drug mules could make great profits with fewer risks. But US Drug Cartel Czar Schumer might feel… Read more »

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