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A life-saving drug is 100% ineffective when it is unaffordable. Drug companies are making record profits and receiving government benefits left and right while everyday Americans have to decide between paying rent and buying the medicines their family members need to survive.
That’s why today 15 of my colleagues and I sent letters to the CEOs of 5 @PhRMA corporations that benefit from corporate tax breaks and publicly-funded research, demanding answers to the problem of soaring prescription drug prices.https://schakowsky.house.gov/press-releases/schakowsky-and-colleagues-press-pharma-execs-on-tax-dodging-drug-pricing-and-stock-buybacks/ …
It is unconscionable that these corporations are using their multi-billion-dollar tax savings to benefit wealthy stockholders instead of to make their drugs affordable. We need answers about why the taxpayer dollars they receive don’t benefit taxpayers – and we need them now.
I thank my colleagues @repmarkpocan @RepRaulGrijalva @RepJayapal, @RepMarcyKaptur @USRepKCastor @RepPeterDeFazio @RepCohen @RepRoKhanna @RepMarkTakano @RepTimRyan @chelliepingree @PeterWelch @gracenapolitano @EleanorNorton @rosadelauro for joining me in sending these letters
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