Dear MoveOn member,
A MoveOn member named William Swisher recently created a petition on our public petition website entitled "End Pharmaceutical Corruption"–and we'd like to know what you think of it.
The petition is addressed to The United States House of Representatives and The United States Senate, and reads:
Pharmaceutical Action Network for Disadvantaged Americans is urging the U.S. Senate to pass S.320 Medical Innovation Act of 2015 and U.S. House to pass its counterpart. H.R.744. We are also urging all U.S. Congresspersons to join Senator Klobuchar and publicly condemn pharmaceutical price gouging.
Here's what William wrote about it:
Too many people have been the victim of pharmaceutical price gouging, especially over life-saving medicine such as the EpiPen and Insulin. Pharmaceutical Action Network for Disadvantaged Americans believes it is time we begin to show the pharmaceutical industry how strong we can be when we stand together.
Can you click to let us know what you think?
I don't think MoveOn should support this petition.
We'll decide whether to send this petition out to additional MoveOn members in your area based on your feedback.
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Thanks for all you do.
—Milan, Maria, Manny, Bobby, and the rest of the team
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