President Donald Trump was hoping for a big win with voters when he rolled out a massive blueprint to lower drug prices in May. But two months later, most Americans haven’t even heard about it, a new poll shows. And few of the Americans who are aware of his plan believe it will lower drug prices.
Only about one in four — 27 percent — adults say they have heard or read about Trump’s prescription drug plan, a new POLITICO-Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health poll found. Of that group, just 37 percent believe it will lower the prices Medicare pays for prescription drugs while 42 percent think it will accomplish the task for the country overall. CONT.
Sarah Karlin-Smith & Brianna Ehley, Politico