John Sarbanes actually said...

"Instead of harnessing the power of consumer choice to lower costs overall by aligning lower cost sharing with lower total costs, the plans divide the interests of individual beneficiaries on the one h..."

"I think it is a fair expectation on the part of the taxpayers and the beneficiaries that periodically you kick the tires on the program."

"It is certainly fair for the program to expect that if the plans are securing discounts, that some of that benefit would come back to the program and to the taxpayers."

"I think it is outrageous that there--you have independent community pharmacists that are essentially being locked out of the opportunity to participate in a preferred pharmacy network."