Republicans in Congress unanimously opposed the Inflation Reduction Act, which requires drug companies to negotiate prices for Medicare recipients.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a Republican candidate for governor in the state, accepted campaign money from lobbyists for corporations that paid settlements in connection with the opioid crisis.

The announcement follows the implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act’s $35 cap on out-of-pocket insulin costs for Medicare recipients.

The Inflation Reduction Act allows the government to negotiate drug prices and caps prescription drug costs through the Medicare program.

Nevada Republican Senate candidate Adam Laxalt and his spouse appear to have increased their holdings in a major pharmaceutical company since December.

Pennsylvania GOP Senate candidate Mehmet Oz has presented himself as a champion against high drug prices.

Nevada Republican Adam Laxalt and his wife own more than $67,000 in pharmaceutical stocks, according to his recent financial disclosure statement.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) also claimed that ‘Big Pharma’ is holding back newer vaccines against variants.

The American Action Network received $4.5 million from the U.S. pharmaceutical industry’s largest interest group in 2019. Now, the group is airing misleading claims about Democrats’ plans to make prescription drugs more affordable.

A new analysis shows H.R. 3 would bring the cost of common medications down significantly.

The American Action Network has received millions of dollars from the pharmaceutical industry.

Democrats are reportedly considering using budget reconciliation to allow Medicare to negotiate prescription drug costs.

But he supported Trump in 2016 when he ran on lowering prescription drug prices.

Trump has brought business leaders and CEOs into his daily coronavirus task force briefings to tout their companies.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in September that he would not allow a vote on the Lower Drug Costs Now Act.

Trump had previously praised House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s bill, which Mitch McConnell vowed to block.

Trump pledged to lower drug prices but is doing nothing to change things.