We all agree here that prescription drug prices are skyrocketing, and Congress must act. That is something that we all agree on. The question is how do we go about it. A couple of facts: One, H.R. 3 is a radical government takeover of the pharmaceutical industry, and it ultimately will prevent Americans from accessing potentially lifesaving cures. Fact 2: According to the White House Council of Economic Advisers, H.R. 3 will prevent as many as 100 fewer drugs from entering the U.S. market in the next decade. Fact 3: Countries that have adopted similar drug pricing schemes, as proposed under this legislation, have experienced a decrease in access to innovative new medicines, increased wait times for treatment, and supply shortages for in-demand drugs. Americans will not stand for this. We have an alternative: H.R. 19, the Lower Costs, More Cures Act. I urge Members to work together in a bipartisan way on H.R. 19.
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