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            | To the editor: Would you be 
			surprised to find the Americans pay among the highest prices in the 
			world for prescription drugs? (AARP Bulletin, May 2022). Studies 
			show that many of us skip taking one or more of our prescriptions 
			because we simply can't afford them. Meanwhile drug company profits 
			continue to soar.
 Last December the Democrat controlled House of Representatives 
			passed President Biden's Build Back Better Act of 2021. That bill 
			included prescription drug price controls but Biden's bill was 
			stopped in the Republican controlled Senate where not a single 
			Republican Senator was willing to cast a vote of support.
 
 
 
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            If you are concerned about high drug prices, consider 
			asking your Republican friends why they back a political party that 
			continues to block lower drug prices.
 Gary Davis
 Lincoln, IL
 [Posted 
            
			May 21, 2022]
             
            
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