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While I Recognize The Great Value And Importance Of Prescription Drugs And Strongly Support A Continued U.s. Focus On Pharmaceutical Research And Development, Our Nation's Seniors Cannot Be Asked To Subsidize The Drug Costs Of Other Wealthy Industrialized Nations Any Longer.

While Most Americans Have Access To The Best Oral Health Care In The World, Low-income Children Suffer Disproportionately From Oral Disease.

As I Travel Around Idaho And Visit With Seniors, I Hear Almost Universal Concern About The Rising Cost Of Health Care, Particularly The Cost Of Prescription Drugs.

That Is Why I Strongly Believe We Should Working In Congress To Make America A Better Place To Run A Business By Reducing The Costly Burdens Of Bureaucracy And Red Tape.

Recent Demonstration Projects Have Shown That With Some Federal Support, A Little Funding Can Go A Long Way Toward Ensuring That Low-income Children Have Access To Good Oral Health Care.