In recent days, we at CFIF have marked the ignominious one-year anniversary of the Biden Administration…
CFIF on Twitter CFIF on YouTube
Drug Price Controls: On 9/13, Let's End the Indefensible 9-13 Small Molecule/Large Molecule Protection Disparity

In recent days, we at CFIF have marked the ignominious one-year anniversary of the Biden Administration's misnamed "Inflation Reduction Act" (IRA) by noting its particularly negative impact on pharmaceutical innovation and, in turn, the nation's health and wellbeing.

As acknowledged by the United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security  as well as groups like the American Cancer Society, Americans are already confronting alarming and unprecedented drug shortages in the wake of the IRA.

To mark today's date of September 13 - or 9/13 - it's appropriate to note a different but significant 9-13:  That refers to the indefensible distinction that the IRA makes between what are known as "small-molecule" and "large-molecule" drugs.

Specifically, the IRA imposes destructive price controls…[more]

September 13, 2023 • 03:24 PM

Liberty Update

CFIFs latest news, commentary and alerts delivered to your inbox.
If You Really Wanted to Destroy the U.S., Then...
By Victor Davis Hanson
Thursday, December 01 2022
First, you would surrender our prior energy independence. Reduce new gas and oil leases on federal lands to the lowest levels of any president in history. Cut back production at precisely the time the world is emerging from a two-year lockdown with pent-up consumer demand. Make war on coal and nuclear power. Drain the strategic petroleum reserve to make the pain for consumers more bearable for midterm election advantage. Cancel the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge oil and gas field. Block pipelines like the Keystone oil pipeline and the Constitution natural gas line. Overregulate and demonize…
 
The Taxpayer-funded College Scam
For decades, parents have sacrificed and students have gone into debt to fund college degrees that lead…
Read more...
Multiple Courts Strike Biden’s “Pen and Phone” Student Loan Cancellation Scheme
Paraphrasing Rudyard Kipling’s “If,” our nation’s courts are keeping their heads…
Read more...
 
Lost Retirement Horizon: Why 401(k)s Are Not OK (and Not Just Because of the Lousy Economy)
Fretting over your 401(k) lately? For all the current turbulence in these retirement plans – from…
Read more...
The January 6 Committee Travesty
The Jan. 6 House committee just revealed how nakedly political it is. Forget protecting the nation. The…
Read more...
 
Elon Musk Is Right. Divided Government Is Best
There are no saviors or miracles in democracy, only a grueling, soul-sucking, forever war of attrition.…
Read more...
CFIF Veterans Day Quiz
  Take CFIF’s 11-Question Veterans Day Quiz and test your knowledge of the brave men…
Read more...
 
Manchin Shocked – Shocked! – that Biden Double-Crossed Him on Energy
With the 2024 reelection layout looking much more grim for Senate Democrats than 2022, new threats from…
Read more...
Tuesday Takeaways
What, if anything, did the midterms tell us about the country – other than underwhelming…
Read more...
 
A Talk with Bill Barr about Russiagate, the FBI and Accountability
Former Attorney General Bill Barr does not mince words about FBI misconduct in its pursuit of candidate…
Read more...
Don't Fall for the Democrats' Ginned-up Social Security Scaremongering
Here are two snippets from Wednesday's New York Times piece contending that Republicans have "embraced"…
Read more...
Notable Quote   
 
"You would think that an attorney general who has presided over the embarrassing debacle of the Hunter Biden investigation would express contrition, or maybe a little anger at the underlings who have shamed him, when he is hauled before a congressional committee to explain his failures.But alas, Merrick Garland is just another Mr. Magoo.His department is ablaze but he knows nothing.The nation's chief…[more]
 
 
— Miranda Devine, New York Post Columnist
 
Liberty Poll   

In your opinion, how likely is a federal government shutdown at the end of September, based on budgetary and other disagreements in the fractured House of Representatives?