It is the government's business to go after monopolies, especially those that are harming the public.
Claire McCaskill: “It is the government's business to go after monopolies, especially those that are harming the public.”
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McCaskill emphasizes the government's role in addressing harmful monopolies in the pharmaceutical industry.
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