I think that the paper that they have written and the position that they have taken certainly protects their financial interests. But it doesn't provide justice here for the taxpayers, and I would ask the taxpayers what they think. And I'm convinced that they are with me on this issue.
Steve King critiques the pharmaceutical industry's stance on erectile dysfunction drugs, asserting it prioritizes financial interests over taxpayer justice.
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