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The Biden administration announced a “premium stabilization demonstration” of the Medicare prescription drug program.
Julian Zelizer : Taxpayers will end up the losers from this costly giveaway to insurance companies.
Democrats have shown a growing proclivity in recent years to shovel money at insurance companies to solve political problems, Zelizer says.
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