A jog down memory lane: How many times have Democrats tried and failed to win drug price negotiations?
After more than a decade of failed attempts at passing a bill to allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices, Democrats this autumn may be on the cusp of vanquishing their past.
Since at least 2007, various forms of drug pricing legislation have lingered and seen extensive opposition from Republicans, who’ve long maintained that major cuts to Big Pharma profits could spell the end of the next promising drug before it even begins to be developed.
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