This campaign comes on the eve of congressional action on prescription drug legislation and a growing consensus that prescription drug coverage must be a part of comprehensive health care and Medicare reform. He can also discuss the prescription drug legislation pending before Congress. This plan would be a windfall for healthy people who already have coverage at the expense of the sick and the poor. Last year, he authored an NCPA study dispelling the ten most common myths about prescription price controls. He has testified before several congressional committees and has written on health care and social policy for Reader's Digest, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, and Policy Review.
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