On the recordSeptember 24, 2019
But this is partisan politics at its worst, and it's an avoidable failure--the failure to build on our bipartisan progress to lower prescription drugs for consumers.
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congress.govGreg Walden: “But this is partisan politics at its worst, and it's an avoidable failure--the failure to build on our bipartisan…”
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Walden criticizes the partisan nature of current drug pricing legislation.
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