I guess if you look at the prices of drugs in other countries, and Ireland in particular is one that I looked at very closely, in Canada, for example, you can pay $257 for an arthritis drug that in America costs $1,126 and it is 28 times cheaper in Ireland for the same drug. Do you think that is fair for the American people?
Pocan highlights the disparity in drug prices between the U.S. and other countries.
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