This Administration has indicated that the increased tax will have little to no negative effect on medical innovation in the United States. That just begs credulity, Mr. Chairman.
Joe Barton: “This Administration has indicated that the increased tax will have little to no negative effect on medical innovation in…”
On the recordApril 17, 2012
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Barton challenges the administration's claim about the tax's impact on medical innovation.
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