What "Lower Costs"? Not In Health Care — Or Anywhere Else

Kamala is talking about "lower prices" today — but what "lower prices"?

Prices, of course, are WAY UP amid Kamala's never-ending inflation crisis, but nowhere is that pain felt more than in health care — where Kamala promised affordability and delivered the opposite:

• Harris-Biden reinstated monopolies on generic drug production, repealed "most favored nation" drug pricing, rescinded President Trump's $35 insulin for low-income Americans (for which Harris-Biden falsely claim credit), and let insurers off the hook over their failure to comply with price transparency.
• Kamala's tiebreaking vote on the so-called "Inflation Reduction Act" — and subsequent price fixing scheme — has resulted in higher prices and fewer choices for seniors.
  • Last year, the average Medicare Part D premiums rose over 20%; this year, they're expected to rise even higher as Kamala attempts to mask the hikes by "diverting" billions of taxpayer dollars before the election.
  • The number of Medicare Part D plans is at its lowest level ever recorded.

FLASHBACK: Kamala Harris was "proud" to co-sponsor Bernie Sanders's socialist takeover of health care known as "Medicare for All" — which would raise taxes on the middle-class, give illegals free health care, and outlaw private insurance for 200+ million Americans. pic.twitter.com/BsGoPBID9F

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Kamala's support for socialized medicine will only exacerbate the costs:

• Kamala was the first to co-sponsor Bernie Sanders's $32 trillion "Medicare for All" — a socialist takeover of health care that would abolish private health insurance.
• Kamala supports free, taxpayer-funded health care for millions of illegals (which already costs American taxpayers $451 billion annually in health care and other welfare).

Meanwhile, President Trump has a record of actually delivering lower health care costs for Americans by encouraging innovation. In fact, Obamacare premiums declined three years in a row during President Trump's term as Americans saw prescription drug savings, expanded choice, an end to surprise billing, and so much more.

Kamala will say and do anything to get elected — but she can't run away from her dangerously liberal record.