Imagine if California passed a law telling Maine lobstermen how much to charge for their lobsters – in Maine. The idea isn’t just ridiculous, it would be unconstitutional. That’s why it’s so disappointing that the Maine Legislature passed a bill, LD 1117, that proposes to regulate prices outside the state. Governor Mills must veto it. LD 1117 is intended to bring down prescription costs for Mainers, but it goes about this wrong. The law would target generic drug manufacturers – even though generics bring down costs for patients. Data show that even though 90% of all prescriptions filled are generics, they account…
Trending News
- U.S. No. 1 Skier Trained At Sugarloaf Academy In Maine, Arrested On Drug Charges
- American Ranch Salad Dressing The Big Winner At This Summer’s World Cup Matches
- Patriots May Play A Game In Scotland After Tartan Army’s World Cup Takeover Of Boston
- SCOTUS Rules in Favor of Federal Gov’t Over Immigration Parole for Green Card Holders
- Bear Wandered Across Portland Downtown and Hotel Parking Garage Before It Was Captured
- Thrice-Censured Leftist Bangor City Councilor Throws Anti-ICE Tantrum During Meeting
- National Dem Support for Dunlap Uncertain Following Upset Ranked-Choice Voting Victory
- Embattled University of New England Releases Bizarre Self-Serving ‘Poll’ Amid Pier Battle
