Just another MAGA hypocrite.

[LurkerNoMore]

Why do you care?

If a drug goes from $750 to $75 does it matter how it's described?

It's been said here it's obviously incorrect math.

But you're deflecting from the fact that he's trying to lower drug costs at the expense of the insurance agencies by fixating on a description.

Have at it.

How's that lowering going?  We reached 100% yet?  How long before we get to 400%

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5668053-us-drug-prices-rise-2026/
Drugmakers plan to raise US prices on at least 350 medications: Report

You're deflecting from the fact that the idiot doesn't know what the hell he is talking about.  As usual.

[LurkerNoMore]

He's definitely one of those TDS victims the psychologists are talking about.

Settle down.   Your disability will still make sure you can get your insulin and Ozempic each month.

[Grape Ape]

How's that lowering going?  We reached 100% yet?  How long before we get to 400%

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5668053-us-drug-prices-rise-2026/
Drugmakers plan to raise US prices on at least 350 medications: Report

You're deflecting from the fact that the idiot doesn't know what the hell he is talking about.  As usual.

The direct to consumers policy (TrumpRx) doesn't go into effect until this year.  We have to see if it works.

I'm not deflecting, simply stating IF drug prices drop, I don't care how the % decrease is explained.  The only thing that matters is the actual cost it changes to.

Do I expect this to change the industry?  No, the drug companies will take steps to recoup.  But direct to consumer and cutting out all the shit is a good step, no?

But from your article:

Reuters noted the increases projected by 3 Axis Advisors for 2026 don’t account for rebates to pharmacy benefit managers and other discounts.

So, they don't even know if this estimated median increase of 4% (per article) will even affect cost to consumer.

[funk51]

The direct to consumers policy (TrumpRx) doesn't go into effect until this year.  We have to see if it works.

I'm not deflecting, simply stating IF drug prices drop, I don't care how the % decrease is explained.  The only thing that matters is the actual cost it changes to.

Do I expect this to change the industry?  No, the drug companies will take steps to recoup.  But direct to consumer and cutting out all the shit is a good step, no?

But from your article:

So, they don't even know if this estimated median increase of 4% (per article) will even affect cost to consumer.

  We'll see how those drug prices go. Last time I got the eye meds. it was 211 dollars. If it goes down 50 percent. i won't post anything  derogatory about the trumpster, for 2 weeks no matter what stupid shit he says or does for those 2 weeks.