An ad unveiled Monday from a conservative group led by former Vice President Mike Pence is taking aim at President Trump’s signature drug pricing policy. A six-figure digital ad campaign from Advancing American Freedom (AAF) calls the White House’s “most favored nation” (MFN) drug pricing as “socialist price controls.” However, the ad doesn’t mention Trump at all. Instead, it shows images of…
Source: The Hill
Pence group rips Trump's drug pricing plan in new ad campaign
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