Rx Imports: President Bush Says Decision Could Come In December
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Bush suggests during presidential debate that he is waiting for completion of drug importation task force’s report, due in December, before making a decision on whether to allow imports. The President says there is a possibility “you’ll hear me say, ‘I think there’s a safe way to do it.’”
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