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Acting White Acting Black

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Acting White Acting Black skip to main | skip to sidebar Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Amgen Pimps US Senator Baucus Et Al For Pennies On The Dollar Amgen Gets a Gift From Congress - NYT For a disheartening example of how intense lobbying and financial contributions can distort the legislative process in Washington, consider what happened to the “fiscal cliff” bill approved three weeks ago by Congress. Senators who play a major role in federal health care financing were happy to help Amgen, the world’s largest biotechnology company, evade Medicare cost-cutting controls by delaying price restraints on a class of drugs used by kidney dialysis patients, including Sensipar, a drug made by Amgen. That provision was inserted into the final fiscal bill by Senate aides. Many members of Congress did not know it was in the bill until just hours before it was approved. Although other companies will benefit financially from that delay, Amgen, which has 74 lobbyists in Washington, w...

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