A Bipartisan Crack-Up That Will Delay Future Pharma Cures

A lot gets lost these days in the toxic fog that passes for “debate” in Washington.  Perhaps no subject proves this point like the “debate” over drug prices.

The statesmen of yesteryear — the Clays, Calhouns and Websters — who did our country the service of postponing civil war for years through deliberation and compromise have few heirs in Congress today.