On the recordApril 25, 2001
if that is the case, why is the President not putting adequate money into prescription drugs this year instead of saying only $17,000 as an income cutoff?
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govinfo.gov“if that is the case, why is the President not putting adequate money into prescription drugs this year instead of saying only $17,000 as an income cutoff?”
Questioning the President's funding for prescription drugs during a discussion on healthcare.
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