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Rubio Backs Bill That Would Raise Drug Prices; Odd Move For An Election Year In Florida
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October 11, 2022
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3:40Now PlayingRachel Maddow reports on the extreme popularity of allowing the federal government to negotiate drug prices that helped the Democrats turn the policy into law. Popularity that makes it hard to understand why Republicans are pushing a bill to reverse the law, effectively raising drug prices in an election year.
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