@ChuckGrassley the ACA encourages the payors (health insurance companies) to have their own costs rise every year. Due to the MLR stipulation, the only way an insurance company can raise prices (and grow gross profits) is, perversely, if their costs increase.
I hope the drug co CEOs testifying tmrw don't try to blame everyone but themselves/take no responsibility for their role in fixing the problem We already understand there are other factors to consider Tmrw is abt the part drug cos can do to lower costs for patients+taxpayers
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chuck the day a pharma CEO blames themselves and/or takes responsibility for anything is the day the History channel will air actual history
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If what happened with EpiPen is any indication they will probably have the audacity to say: “We too are concerned about the rising cost of prescription drugs!” It’s always someone else’s fault.
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Why did you vote to prevent price negotiation in the first place?
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Spoiler alert Senator, they will definitely blame insurance companies and PBM’s
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You’ve been there too long And you are the problem
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Focus on resigning.
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