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Medicare coverage can be the difference between dignity and dependence. Take Ginny – without insurance, her meds would cost her $600,000 per year. We capped her out-of-pocket costs at just $2,000. And we’re doing the same for millions of others on Medicare like her.

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Фото профиля David C Atkin
David C Atkin3 лет назад

Then quit dipping into it for your anti-American reasons.

Фото профиля Jason Kishineff
Jason Kishineff3 лет назад

You required this disabled old lady to pay $2000 for her medicine and are tweeting about that like it's a GOOD thing???? Joe Biden's presidency is such a scam! I can't believe the left is divided over this fascist who took more money from insurance and drug companies than anyone.

Фото профиля Rick Smith
Rick Smith3 лет назад

We should be seriously questioning why her drugs would cost $600,000, considering the amount of federal resources that go into research and development. It's time we demand a better ROI.

Фото профиля tamsjointbiz
tamsjointbiz3 лет назад

The Presidential tweet composer is on the wine again. 🥴

Фото профиля HEITS@
HEITS@3 лет назад

Maybe look into why meds cost over half a million.

Фото профиля Ontheoffgrid
Ontheoffgrid3 лет назад

Better question why the hell does it cost 600K?

Фото профиля LeeButterley
LeeButterley3 лет назад

Bless Ginny, but in the UK her out-of-pocket costs would be Zero.

Фото профиля Nuckin_Futt
Nuckin_Futt3 лет назад

I trust nothing you do or say @JoeBiden.

Фото профиля Jared Ryan Sears
Jared Ryan Sears3 лет назад

Let's also continue to focus on how life saving medication can be priced at $600k per year. Drug companies need to recoup costs and make a profit but hopefully we can all agree that human lives are more important than greed.

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