Over the past years that I've been here in Congress--I believe it's about 15 years that I've been here and 12 years on this committee--I've heard so many people say that they cannot afford their prescription medication, both in Medicare and in private insurance, and that's just not acceptable.
Butterfield highlights the issue of unaffordable prescription medications faced by constituents.
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