The window for Congress to do something on drug prices won’t be open forever

Washington Post

14 August 2019 - It’s do-or-die time on drug pricing when Congress returns to Washington in a few weeks.

That’s how stakeholders are viewing the whole messy effort to take major action to lower the high prices of prescription medicines in the United States — a top-polling worry among voters that President Trump has repeatedly promised to tackle.

If lawmakers don’t find a bipartisan way forward this fall, prospects for anything substantial happening will fade as the 2020 election ramps up and Democrats become even less willing to play ball.

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