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Failure of the Byron Dorgan legislation by 9 votes in the Senate even thogh a coalition of Democrats and Republicans support it, with the Obama Administration opposing it. President Obama turns his back on action that he supported to help Americans hurt hig prescription costs, after pharmaceutial industry lobbyists are able to influence the Obama administration. Just as in the banking industry the Obama adminsitration is letting lobbyists influence its policies.
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