There's a saying that a lot of us use quite a bit. It's called no good deed goes unpunished.
Joe Barton: “There's a saying that a lot of us use quite a bit. It's called no good deed goes unpunished.”
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Barton comments on the misuse of the 340B program intended to help low-income patients.
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