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Mark Warner's Political Summary on Issue: Drugs

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Current Issue:

Drugs

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01/16/2024
Press Release: Warner Introduces Bill to Strengthen Border Security, Stop Flow of Fentanyl
04/12/2023
Press Release: Warner, Kaine & Colleagues Urge Appeals Court to Prevent Dangerous Ruling Threatening Access to Mifepristone from Taking Effect
10/24/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Earlier this year, we passed a seismic achievement and capped insulin costs for those on Medicare at $35/month. This will curb insulin rationing and save lives -- it's time to extend this provision to all."
10/06/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Glad to secure a $35/month insulin cap for those on Medicare. But we must also work to prevent diabetes and make sure those with the disease have the other resources they need to manage it -- glad to see suggestions that mirror my Prevent Diabetes Act."
08/18/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "I'm still upset that the provision to cap insulin copays for all at $35/month was stripped from our cost-cutting bill. I'm glad we got it done for those on Medicare, but I haven't forgotten about those that need this passed."
08/15/2022
Letter: Letter to Rahul Gupta, Director of the Office of National Drug Policy - Appalachian Senators Press Office of National Drug Control Policy on Grant Assistance for High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas
05/25/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "Protecting life means supporting commonsense gun control. It means capping insulin copays at $35/month. It means voting for funding for COVID vaccines. It means not criminalizing abortion when the mother's life is in danger. This is what I am working towards."
05/10/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "I'm still thinking of kids like Joshua from Midlothian that rely on insulin. We owe it to them and to their families to cap copays at $35/month."
04/27/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "The House has passed it. President Biden said he'll sign it. The Senate is the final step -- I'm urging my colleagues to get a bill capping insulin copays done as soon as possible."
04/26/2022
Social Media: Tweet - "My daughter is a T1 diabetic -- so I've seen firsthand how insulin prices can spiral out of control. I'm pushing for the Senate to get a $35/month cap on insulin copays done and rein in costs of other critical prescription drugs, too."
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