'Twitter Thread of really happy Americans who must buy prescriptions and have found HUGE savings recent days due to DJT POTUS 45 ACTIONS not mere words.

If your family uses prescriptions a vote for Trump would be a great gesture of thanks for his promise kept

https://twitter.com/Mizpah175/status/1312252536649330689

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/president-donald-j-trump-taking-action-lower-drug-costs-ensure-americans-access-life-saving-medications/

FACT SHEETS

President Donald J. Trump Is Taking Action to Lower Drug Costs and Ensure That Americans Have Access to Life-saving Medications

HEALTHCARE

Issued on: July 24, 2020

QUOTE

Since the day I took office, I have made reducing drug prices one of my highest priorities.

President Donald J. Trump

https://twitter.com/Mizpah175/status/1312252536649330689

Mizpah

@Mizpah175

From a friend:

"My daughters insulin has already dropped from $700 a month to $48 a month due to Trump. Thank you Donald Trump. Excellent Job."

9:45 PM · Oct 2, 2020

MARYMAGA

@MARYMarlans

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@Mizpah175

Not possible. Biden said in the debate that

@realDonaldTrump

was lying and no drug prices have gone down.

Angela Martin

@AngelaM02314754

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@SchrenkLuann

My daughter‘s dropped from $800.00 to $28.00. Montana.

Don‘t know if it makes a difference which State you live in. In think it’s awesome.

Always Learning

@LiliaVale1

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@ClaudBalls2

My lung medication co-pay has dropped significantly that's the one that used to make me so stressed out. All my heart medications which are quite expensive have dropped as well. Thank you President Trump get better. Prayers for you and Melania

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@LATiffani1

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President Trump is the G.O.A.T (Greatest Of All Times)

Icarus Phoenix

@RubellaJoness

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"I'm getting Insulin for so cheap…It's like water"

James

@James43427078

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POTUS is truly amazing

Government_is_corrupt

@Governmentisco1

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@Mizpah175

My mother has good insurance. She usually pays $100 for 2 insulin pens. She now pays $0. She called me last week to tell me how excited she was.

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@bearkatquilter

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@OCNaNa2013

My husband used Novolog insulin, cost was $448 for 5 pens. 4 months ago, a generic was available at a cost of $205 for 5 pens! We have no health insurance do to high cost of premiums.

Thank you DJT for lower drug price!!!Flag of United StatesFlag of United StatesEagle

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@demtorep·

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If Biden gets in office you’ll see everything go up as he promised during his so-called rally.

Curt

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All my medications are a third of the price from just a year ago. Thank you,

@realDonaldTrump

Dream Night Wind

@JimSatone

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Weeds the same price, try harder Donald.

Just_American

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@understood1776

My meds as re 2/3 of what they used to be. It was astounding! Thanks

@POTUS

Patriots Unite 2020

@StephLynnDavis1

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@Mizpah175

It's funny, a year ago I got Chantix to quit smoking and had to pay $470. Then my husband just got it a few weeks ago so he can try to quit smoking and his was free. We have the same insurance obviously, so yeah, prices are definitely coming down!

Lauri

@Lauri32669138

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@Mizpah175

My prescriptions have gone down dramatically twice since Trump has been in office. Actions speak louder than words.

Patryotgurl16

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Yes! Twice for me too

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My son’s Albuterol (RespiClick) dropped to $24

De Lauraine

@DeLauraineshop

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@CynoCast

Is this for type one? My sister is desperately waiting for the price drop for her son. Ps so thankful to God that it dropped in price for you Folded handsRed heartSmiling face with smiling eyes

Debbie

@dahelton1044

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@LATiffani1

That’s amazing. I hope other meds go down soon.

T.I.M.

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@Mizpah175

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@LATiffani1

I have 2 prescriptions, always pay $59 & $180. The $59 one is now $3 & the $180 one is free! FREE! I can't believe it. My prescriptions have always been expensive with our PPO.

>>10905481

jeebz

@jeebz53168792

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When did this start?

T.I.M.

@Th3Illusiv3Man

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I have no idea, but for me it started on Wednesday after my monthly dr appt. I went into CVS prepared to pay my usual $240 for my scripts & about died when it was only $3 total. Such a relief. My med prices have always straddled me. I used to buy off the street for cheaper prices

Cas

@Sass4dayzz

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Maybe this will be the beginning of our kids not feeling like they have to do without food or ration insulin. Lives saved!

Way of Talking

@c00kinbabe

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@Mizpah175

Life changing! What a blessing and a victory over avarice!

Elizabeth Sexton-Haley

@sext_haley_eliz

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Wow that’s amazing!

Don Hall

@DonHall95343217

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@smirkintil2024

$700 to $25 here in Virginia ..

Thanks to President Trump

Don Hall

@DonHall95343217

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Have no insurance and its $25 here

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@samash_72

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@VeritasTXgem

Wow

Nan Kolinski

@NanKolinski

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@prayingmedic

My policy for 2021 has moved tier 3 drugs to no deductible and insulin will be $35 per month supply. #PromisesMadePromisesKept

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Same on my plan, $35 insulin. My Humana plan did not have a deductible in 2019, in 2020 the snuck in a $435 deductible on tier 3 that I didn't notice until to late. For 2021 it goes up to $445 so I'm switching to a zero deductible plan.

Galaxy, ,SALUTE THE GREAT PRESIDENT

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@Mizpah175

AMAZING

Kimberley Sue

@KimberleySmithM

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WOW - Awesome - I'm sharing this

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@kl0406

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@WarTimeGirl

President Trump helped my mom too. Medicine my mother needed to help her breathe dropped from $400 to $40 a month!

#followthemoney

@HappyChickette1

@happychickette1

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I wish he was President when my mom was alive I paid with insurance 457 every time i had to get hers.

Joan m shankland

@jomoshank

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@Mizpah175

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@prayingmedic

Wait til the cure for diabetes comes out!!!

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That's awesome! I have Type 1 daughter as well. I'll have to look and see if hers has gone down yet. #Trump2020

salinda

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@Mizpah175

Love Trumps promises made, promises kept!

jesus

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In my country Venezuela all kind medicine raise it's price dairy, many people are dieing

wanttoknow

@dhkeepsitreal

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Great to see many medications going down in price substantially. Thx President Trump!

AzBrandon

@bonsaidesert

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Our father's testosterone and needles have dropped in cost by 60% or more also!

#Trump2020LandslideVictory

Phill55

@KozmikJeep

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@Mizpah175

Please tweet how this came about. My daughter has insurance and is paying hundreds a month for her insulin.

Silent No More

@SilentN80778409

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@pennyrietveld

-So cheaper than my bottled water.

@realDonaldTrump

was right.

Harpo

@Harpo90462851

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@Mizpah175

If only they would do something about the test strip "racket".

Travis Case

@TravisCase4

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@Mizpah175

Oh thats terrific news.. happy for you all

ACRODEPLORABLE

@acrodeplorable

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I hope those responsible for &700 a month insulin are punished severely. President Trump has done amazing things, we're so grateful.

>>10905481

Jennifer Burch

@drjenn93

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@Mizpah175

I own a pharmacy. The purchase price from my wholesaler hasn’t dropped at all! Copays may have dropped but that’s an insurance company policy. Yes, some are trying to make it more affordable so patients can actually take it.

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@Arleekas

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Most actually start in January 2020 the President said.

Joyce Vorholt King

@SweetGABreeze

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@swandzell

My husband's box of insulin pens was $18. The needles were $47/box. Very manageable for us.

Heidi Cumbow

@hcumbow

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@Mizpah175

my bp meds went from $28/mo to $2.36. Not as big a change of course but for me it is nice

Mike Sanders

@MikeSanders0809

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@Mizpah175

I thought Joe said they didn’t drop yet?

Fran

@Fran53334508

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@Mizpah175

Needs to vote straight Republican in order to keep these things in effect.

drea ✧

@dregroovyy

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@Mizpah175

wooooahhh what insurance is she on? would definitely love to let the people who are rationing their insulin and dying because of the cost know!

Marla Lightblb

@BocaMarla

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This is fantastic. I feel like crying. People are hurting and Trump works so hard to help the people. I wish they would stop attacking him

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@dancingqueen905

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For struggling families with a diabetic, this is GOLD. Best health plan EVER

geene

@DeeGeene

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@Mizpah175

My husband’s too. Went from 800$ to 45$

Foghorn Fan

@thomasn61710689

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So all those years and previous Presidents allowed it.Congress owns this shit, they took payoffs

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@bakoff333

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Lily

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@Mizpah175

That makes me so happy!

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@hrenee80

Mine did as well…amazing. I’ve never seen a President accomplish so much good. Wish he had some help it would be unreal what could get done

Kim

@kjbse1

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@Mizpah175

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@7Trumpster7

That's incredible. I know my late husband and I struggled to pay for his insulin every month. He could not get insurance due to pre-existing conditions and did not qualify for medicaid. Thank you

@realDonaldTrump!

Green Dot Ghost

@greendotghost

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My fathers went from $829 a month to $61 and the januvia went from $365 to $24

>>10905481

Eric SortunFlag of United StatesFlag of Norway

@LabdogEric

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Same for a friend of mine, his wife was working a second job just so they could afford his insulin! Some people are SO blind that they can't see all the great things President Trump is doing for ALL Americans!

Brian Heimowitz

@ArbitrageGod

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@Mizpah175

A friend told me something similar with costs dropping from $600 to $60.

RN

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@Mizpah175

Hallelujah

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@John_Hurrey

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Best President Ever!

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@sunnyspirit777

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@Mizpah175

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@blessedWithSite

he is factually putting in the most work

MAGA5754

@Colorado9519

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Starting around mid-September, the cost for my husband's and my prescriptions has dropped significantly. Most have ranged in price from 15-60 cents each for a 90 day supply! The most I have had to pay was $14 for a prescription that usually runs closer to $80. Amazing!

Dan Burzek

@burzerker

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@ImJohnOHurley

I'm not diabetic, but my meds dropped from $90 to $45. Thanks

@realDonaldTrump

! Get well Mr President, we need you the next 4 years!

Joanne Legare

@Legare7491

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@Mizpah175

My medication went from $0 to $48 - so they have found a way to make up the difference - However, I am glad that insulin is finally at a rate people can afford

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@Arleekas

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''Give it until after January 2020 when the new Executive Order takes place.

Miss Jemima

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@bettybooptru2

The last time I went to the pharmacy, I paid less than half of what I would normally pay.

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@DondiScumaci

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@KurtSchlichter

Wow! That is a HUGE savings.

Anna Irene

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Same here for a family member, it was a wonderful surprise when we went to pay.

Pamela Skaropoulos

@wowpamelajo

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@KurtSchlichter

My prescriptions are all much much lower. POTUS brings hope back to the USA. We were so beat down from the BO presidency.

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That’s a huge burden to be relieved from. I’m happy for y’all.

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I know my humira injections for my crohn's, which would have costed my parents $12000+ a month had a 0$ copay. Now I am switching to entyvio, which also will have a 0$ copay. It has been a great blessing in my life.

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Last few months I've paid zero for my prescriptions!

Thank you POTUS!

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Trump 2020

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It is true. I have noticed the same. I can remember about 30 years ago I could by it without insurance for 23.00. Without insulin I would die so, this is very good.

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@KurtSchlichter

I work with children who have diabetes. Constant theme I hear from the parents is how their children’s disease is breaking them financially. This is awesome!

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@Mizpah175

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@prayingmedic

That’s happening at our house, too. Hard to believe they’ve gotten away with gouging - no stealing from Americans with diabetes for so long.

Andrea

@Anvesaka88

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@Mizpah175

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@KurtSchlichter

Weird how this is not in any major newspaper or 'news' channel.

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@SSG_PAIN

This President has our backs, why don’t more people have his?

>>10905481

https://conservativefighters.org/news/trump-signs-law-to-lower-drug-prices-ends-gag-orders-against-pharmacists/

Trump Signs Law To Lower Drug Prices, Ends Gag Orders Against Pharmacists

Published 2 years ago on October 12, 2018By Chief Editor

President Donald Trump signed a law that ends insurance companies’ pharmacist gag clauses in an effort to lower drug prices Wednesday.

“If there’s anything bipartisan it’s lowering drug prices,” Trump said while signing the Patients’ Right To Know Drug Prices Act according to CBS New

Currently, insurers and pharmacy benefit managers use the gag clauses to “forbid pharmacists from proactively telling consumers if their prescription would cost less if they paid for it out-of-pocket rather than using their insurance plan,” according to a press release from Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins, the bill’s sponsor.

Trump also signed Democratic Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow’s Know the Lowest Price Act, which “prohibits Medicare drug plans from putting a gag clause on a pharmacy in their contracts,” according to CNN.

The Patients’ Right To Know Drug Prices Act would lead to “a slight decrease in federal revenues,” according to the Congressional Budget Office.

That decrease could be offset by another provision in the bill, reported Politico.

Collins’s bill also targets “pay-for-delay,” a tactic where a brand drug company pays a generic manufacturer to withhold a product that would compete with the brand drug for market share.

Closing this loophole could save consumers and taxpayers money, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

“Who would think that using your debit card to buy your [prescription] drugs could be less expensive than using your insurance card? It’s counterintuitive. Americans have the right to know which payment method provides the most savings when purchasing their prescription drugs,” Collins tweeted Wednesday after Trump signed the bill.

The bill’s other authors are Republican Sens. John Barrasso of Wyoming and Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, as well as Democratic Sens. Claire McCaskill of Missouri and Debbie Stabenow of Michigan.

Trump publicized his support for the Senate bill Sept. 17.

“Americans deserve to know the lowest drug price at their pharmacy, but ‘gag clauses’ prevent your pharmacist from telling you!”

Trump tweeted about the Patient Right to Know Drug Prices Act.

“I support legislation that will remove gag clauses and urge the Senate to act.”

>>10905481

NEVER FORGET TRUMP PROMISESMADE, PROMISES KEPT

STUNNING! Democrats BOO Parents of the Girls Murdered by MS-13 Killers in New York (VIDEO)

83,167 views•Jan 30, 2018

https://youtu.be/6zIf8udn2B8

President Trump targets Big Pharma price monopolies, opioid addiction in riveting State of the Union speech

01/30/2018 / By Mike Adams / Comments

https://www.newstarget.com/2018-01-30-president-trump-targets-big-pharma-price-monopolies-opioid-addiction-in-riveting-state-of-the-union-speech.html

President Trump took aim at Big Pharma’s price monopolies in tonight’s State of the Union speech, promising — perhaps even threatening — to “dramatically” lower prescription drug prices in the near future. “One of my greatest priorities is to reduce the price of prescription drugs,” the President said to wide applause. “In many other countries, these drugs cost far less than what we pay in the United States. That is why I have directed my Administration to make fixing the injustice of high drug prices one of our top priorities. Prices will come down.”

As expected, Democrats were quick to attack the President over his comments, citing a “lack of specifics” on how, exactly, he plans to bring down prescription drug prices. Such comments, of course, ignore the fact that the State of the Union address is an overview of the nation’s status and future direction, not a detailed policy debate for number crunchers.

It’s also worth mentioning that Democrats usually have no idea how things actually get accomplished through innovation rather than government control. Note that former President Obama once expressed extreme skepticism that Trump could help bring jobs back to America, mocking Trump with the question of whether he had a “magic wand” that could bring those jobs back. A year later, Trump responded by signing the GOP tax reform bill into law, which has already resulted in a windfall of repatriated money, jobs and opportunities rushing back to America. (The Democrats are still confused how this happened. The idea of smaller government makes no sense to them, because Democrats have no faith in the People achieving great things on their own, without the intervention of Big Government…)

President Trump targets Big Pharma price monopolies, opioid addiction in riveting State of the Union speech

01/30/2018 / By Mike Adams / Comments

President Trump targets Big Pharma price monopolies, opioid addiction in riveting State of the Union speech

President Trump took aim at Big Pharma’s price monopolies in tonight’s State of the Union speech, promising — perhaps even threatening — to “dramatically” lower prescription drug prices in the near future. “One of my greatest priorities is to reduce the price of prescription drugs,” the President said to wide applause. “In many other countries, these drugs cost far less than what we pay in the United States. That is why I have directed my Administration to make fixing the injustice of high drug prices one of our top priorities. Prices will come down.”

As expected, Democrats were quick to attack the President over his comments, citing a “lack of specifics” on how, exactly, he plans to bring down prescription drug prices. Such comments, of course, ignore the fact that the State of the Union address is an overview of the nation’s status and future direction, not a detailed policy debate for number crunchers.

It’s also worth mentioning that Democrats usually have no idea how things actually get accomplished through innovation rather than government control. Note that former President Obama once expressed extreme skepticism that Trump could help bring jobs back to America, mocking Trump with the question of whether he had a “magic wand” that could bring those jobs back. A year later, Trump responded by signing the GOP tax reform bill into law, which has already resulted in a windfall of repatriated money, jobs and opportunities rushing back to America. (The Democrats are still confused how this happened. The idea of smaller government makes no sense to them, because Democrats have no faith in the People achieving great things on their own, without the intervention of Big Government…)

>>10905596

>>10905481

continued: https://www.newstarget.com/2018-01-30-president-trump-targets-big-pharma-price-monopolies-opioid-addiction-in-riveting-state-of-the-union-speech.html

President Trump names the opioid epidemic as a threat to America

The President also singled out the opioid epidemic as a particularly destructive force that’s ravaging the country. “In 2016, we lost 64,000 Americans to drug overdoses: 174 deaths per day. Seven per hour. We must get much tougher on drug dealers and pushers if we are going to succeed in stopping this scourge,” he said. “My Administration is committed to fighting the drug epidemic and helping get treatment for those in need. The struggle will be long and difficult — but, as Americans always do, we will prevail.”

In a speech that brought together inspiring stories of heroic Americans — many of whom were physically present for the event — the President also touted the extraordinary economic achievements that have already come to fruition in just one year. “African-American unemployment stands at the lowest rate ever recorded, and Hispanic American unemployment has also reached the lowest levels in history,” President Trump said.

Astonishingly, many African-American Democrat lawmakers in the room sat silent, refusing to applaud the low unemployment milestone for black Americans. This clearly demonstrated how Democrats don’t care at all for the plight of African-Americans. If they can’t even applaud record low unemployment rates for black Americans, what do they stand for, exactly?

This became even more clear when Democrats booed the devastated parents of two young girls who were murdered by MS-13 gang members in New York. As most of the country mourned the suffering of these stoic parents, Democrats are heard in the background actually booing the parents!

of Obama’s anti-America regime — Democrat Congressman Luis Gutierrez actually walked out of the speech. It seems that “USA!” is terrifying to Democrats like Gutierrez who have made careers out of bashing this country instead of fighting for its prosperity.

Nancy Pelosi, for her part, sat almost paralyzed, nearly drooling in a zombified catatonic state throughout the entire speech. At one point after President Trump said, “That is why I have directed my Administration to make fixing the injustice of high drug prices one of our top priorities,” I thought to myself that he should add, “…so that Nancy Pelosi can afford all her medication.” Seriously, is she even aware anymore?

Watching the Democrats’ spite for America, I realized I have never witnessed such a display of disgraceful, shameful, anti-American behavior on the part of left-wing lawmakers. In contrast to the hopeful, inspiring and unifying message of the President, the Left resorted to booing grieving parents, refusing to applaud the amazing job improvement milestone for African-Americans, and even walking out when chants of “USA!” broke out across the chamber. The despicable behavior of the Democrats was further confirmation of just how deeply Democrats truly hate America and everything it stands for.

“So tonight, I am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties — Democrats and Republicans — to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed,” Trump said defiantly. “My duty, and the sacred duty of every elected official in this chamber, is to defend Americans — to protect their safety, their families, their communities, and their right to the American Dream. Because Americans are dreamers too.”

That last line must have offended the Democrats the most, because they don’t believe in America; they don’t believe that Americans can have “dreams” and they don’t believe that conservative, Christians Americans have any right to exist at all. To the Left, only non-citizens can have dreams, while American citizens are supposed to surrender their country to the lawless tyranny of the Left (and its totalitarian agenda of overrunning this country with socialists and communists while protecting murderers and rapists under “sanctuary city” rules that put citizens at risk).

Watching President Trump tonight, I truly share in his positive, uplifting vision for a better America. If the obstructionist Democrats weren’t so desperately trying to destroy this country — and bring down our elected President in the process — we would already be twice as far along as we are now. Even then, President Trump has achieved extraordinary things in his first year.

And he’s just getting started.

Now, it’s time to #ReleaseTheMemo and expose the true crimes of the corrupt, lawless Democrats for all the world to see.

Follow more breaking news on President Trump at Trump.news. #MA

Trump's Magic Wand Brought Jobs Back To America (Best of 2017)

44,261 views•Dec 18, 2017

https://youtu.be/hk6YMk2J-5k

>>10905481

>>10905596

>>10905616

-POTUS 45 Donald J. Trump is a "Promise Keeeper"–

After President Trump's State of the Union address, he told a congressman that he will "100 percent" release a classified memo from the House Intelligence Committee which reportedly alleges surveillance abuses by the FBI in the Russia investigation. Politico national politics reporter Gabe Debenedetti takes CBSN through the latest.

Calls to #ReleaseTheMemo intensify after Trump's SOTU

2,483 views•Jan 31, 2018

https://youtu.be/noOvTg-u7RA

>>10905481

>>10905489

>>10905494

>>10905497

Sleepy JOE says no. Not true.

THE PEOPLE ARE SAYING WOW!

TRUMP THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!

Prices lower now!!!

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USA: Trump pledges lower insulin prices for seniors

1,725 views•May 26, 2020

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''US President Donald Trump announced a plan to lower insulin prices for senior citizens on Tuesday in a move which is expected to cap the costs of the drug for those on Medicare at $35 (32 euros) per month.

"You know what's happened to insulin over the years, right? Through the roof. Insulin - so many people, so necessary. For hundreds and thousands of seniors enrolled in Medicare - that's a big deal - participating plans will cap cost at just $35 a month per type of insulin, and some plans may offer it free. So for everybody that was getting ripped off and paying tremendous prices," said Trump.

"I don't use insulin. Should I be? Huh? I never thought about it," he added.

Trump claimed to be taking anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine in previous weeks, though he recently confirmed that he had ended the treatment.

The World Health Organisation suspended clinical trials of the drug due to inconclusive studies about its safety.''