Why shouldn't there be free trade in prescription drugs, as long as we can guarantee safety?
Bob Bennett: “Why shouldn't there be free trade in prescription drugs, as long as we can guarantee safety?”
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Discussing the need for free trade in prescription drugs.
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If I was sitting on the board of directors and you were making this pitch to the board of directors as to the direction in which you are going to take the company, I would tell you, you haven't made the sale.
I can understand the impulse for a moratorium. I am not at all sure that a blanket moratorium as broad as this one will produce any higher degree of safety than a more targeted kind of thing.
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