Sen. Dick Durbin: Big Pharma should disclose prices on drug advertisements – Chicago Tribune*

"What makes the U.S. such an outlier when it comes to the high price of prescription drugs? The uniquely American phenomenon of pharmaceutical advertising."
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Dick Durbin should disclose why he blocked the release of the Epstein flight manifests. Dick Durbin should disclose why he voted not to export illegal immigrant criminals. Dick Durbin should disclose why he helped spring a drug dealer serving a life sentence that murdered an innocent woman in a road rage incident shortly thereafter. Dick Durbin should go away.

Deb
1 year ago

Maybe capping allowable profits lover actual cost. But he probably owns stock in these companies

The Railroader
1 year ago

I find it odd to actually agree with the Turdbin on this one. Not sure he understands that stopping pharma ads will finally kill off CNN and MSDNC, as much of the advertising there is Big Pharma….

Last edited 1 year ago by The Railroader
AT7Saluki
1 year ago

Drug ads are simply in-kind payments for favorable media coverage. How many people do you really think care about or are affected by half the fringe drugs that are advertised?

Daskoterzar
1 year ago

Yeah, DICK – because that’s the biggest issue facing Illinois. Useless

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago
Reply to  Daskoterzar

It distracts from the real problems he and the other progressives have cooked up. A real sleight of hand, of which Dems are the masters of.

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