The majority of Americans say they don’t know about provisions aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs in Medicare.
among the public with support coming from both Democrats and Republicans, suggesting the policies could benefit Democrats politically.Celinda Lake,
a Democratic pollster who worked on Biden’s campaign in 2020. She added: “But I think it just speaks to how difficult it is to break through, how much repetition and volume you need to break through.” In an email, a White House spokesperson noted that Biden and Cabinet officials have been hitting the road to “speak directly to the American people” and will continue to do so. “We all know single polls don’t tell the full story,” the spokesperson wrote. , another vulnerable Democrat.
Democratic strategists say this gets at the heart of a political theory. “We’ve learned that in order for people to first understand what they have, they almost have to fear losing it,” saidLarry Levitt, an executive vice president at KFF: The drug industry and the Chamber of Commerce are trying to stop the federal government from negotiating drug prices in Medicare.
Politically speaking, getting sued by the pharmaceutical industry over curbing drug prices is likely to be perceived by voters as a badge of honor.
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