🇺🇸 Patient safety comes first.
The FDA placed a Chinese pharmaceutical manufacturer on import alert after uncovering serious quality-control concerns involving GLP-1 drug ingredients shipped to the United States. Every American should know about this story.
https://t.co/Fd2mkCp8Ye
Cheap GLP-1s from unverified online sellers may sound tempting — but experts warn the risks are real: contamination, incorrect dosing, counterfeit products, and zero oversight.
This article breaks down how federal delays helped fuel a booming gray market that’s now incredibly hard to contain. @SenRickScott@SenAshleyMoody@RepGusBilirakis@RepLaurelLee@DrNealDunnFL2@RepCarlos https://t.co/ZEVHy6B137
Patients searching for affordable semaglutide and tirzepatide options are increasingly turning to compounded products sold online, through telehealth platforms, and via aggressive social advertising. But behind some of these products are foreign ingredient suppliers operating outside meaningful FDA oversight. @SenRickScott@SenAshleyMoody@RepGusBilirakis@DrNealDunnFL2@RepLaurelLee@RepKatCammack https://t.co/PxS2Odbd3C
Supporters of MFN promise massive savings, but key details remain unclear—and even experts say the savings estimates rely on highly speculative modeling. America should pursue real healthcare reform, not price-control experiments. @senrickscott@senashleymoody@repgusbilirakis@RepCarlos@DrNealDunnFL2 https://t.co/U1NTejIT8S
History has shown time and again: price controls don’t work. “Most Favored Nation” drug pricing is just another version—tying U.S. prices to foreign government mandates and risking fewer new treatments for patients. That’s not reform, it’s repeating past mistakes. @RepKatCammack@SenRickScott@SenAshleyMoody@RepGusBilirakis@DrNealDunnFL2 Instead of importing foreign price controls through MFN, we should focus on solutions that strengthen innovation and ensure other countries pay their fair share. Undermining America’s leadership in drug development helps no one in the long run. https://t.co/mtrA9Aa92K
America leads in medical innovation because we rely more on market incentives—not government price-setting. Importing foreign pricing through MFN risks moving us closer to the same systems that limit access and delay new treatments abroad. @SenRickScott@SenAshleyMoody@RepKatCammack@DrNealDunnFL2@RepGusBilirakis@RepLaurelLee https://t.co/LNmkf9cUFv
America leads the world in medical innovation because we rely on market incentives—not government price caps. MFN pricing borrows from socialized systems abroad, risking fewer breakthroughs and less access here at home. @RepGusBilirakis@DrNealDunnFL2@SenAshleyMoody https://t.co/LNmkf9cUFv
“Most Favored Nation” drug pricing sounds fair—but it imports foreign price controls into our healthcare system. That means fewer incentives to innovate, fewer breakthrough treatments, and ultimately fewer choices for patients. Free markets drive cures, not government price setting. @Kat_Cammack@RepGusBilirakis@RepLaurelLee@DrNealDunnFL2
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History lesson required. While the intent behind Trumps most favored nation drug pricing proposal may be to lower prescription cost for consumers, the historical context and potential economic repercussions extract lessons from Nixon's price controls. Without a comprehensive strategy that considers market dynamics and the need for innovation, the MFN policy risk mirrors past mistakes, leading to negative outcomes for both consumers and the healthcare market as a whole. Similar to Nixon's quick-fix approach to inflation, the MFN proposal might only serve as a Band-Aid, causing more damage than fix. Codifying MFN into law is guaranteed to distort markets, create shortages and result in fewer life-saving medication development. @SenRickScott@DrNealDunnFL2@RepKatCammack@RepGusBilirakis@VernBuchanan@RepGregSteube
Totally wrong take.
Nobody proposed “socialist price controls”.
President Trump is breaking foreign price controls which force Americans to pay more so people in other countries can pay less for the same drug.
Now, foreigners pay their fair share, & American prices go down.
Florida’s legal reforms reduced abusive lawsuits and stabilized markets. Now, the House must act to strengthen them — support HB 1157 and give Sunshine to litigation financing so courts focus on merit, not hedge-fund profits. @TraciLKoster@Daniel_PerezFL https://t.co/EcAvmeK1xm
Counterfeit drugs from China pose a real threat to Arkansans. The Combatting Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals Act will establish a program to identify and sanction the foreign traffickers and manufacturers trying to do us harm. https://t.co/42mdtHqcnh
Americans deserve safe, legitimate medications — not unsafe knockoffs flooding the market. But instead of empowering markets to produce affordable, high-quality drugs here at home, regulators push more red tape. Let’s support domestic innovation & patient choice, not bureaucratic barriers. @SenRickScott@RepKatCammack@RepCarlos@RepGregSteube@DrNealDunnFL2@RepAaronBean@JimmyPatronis@VernBuchanan https://t.co/qa294X7xsU
Public policy should focus on breaking down barriers to competition — like expanding access to over-the-counter medications — not imposing foreign price controls that undermine America’s world-leading biopharmaceutical sector. @SenRickScott@RepCarlos@VernBuchanan@gregsteube@Kat_Cammack@DrNealDunnFL2 https://t.co/nvqZfDQ3y2
It’s clear: the American people want SECURE elections.
They want VOTER ID.
@ChipRoyTX’s SAVE America Act requires voters to present a photo ID to be able to vote and proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.
Let’s get it DONE.
🚨CNN’s Pollster issues DEATH SENTENCE for Democrats on Voter ID:
Black Voters: 76% want it
White voters: 85% want it
Latino voters: 82% want it
The Senate must pass the SAVE Act.