Congress capped insulin at $35 a month — but only for people on Medicare, and only after the drug companies spent decades charging whatever they wanted for a medicine that costs a few dollars to make. Everyone else still pays the ransom. People with diabetes are still rationing doses and landing in emergency rooms; people with asthma are still deciding whether they can afford to breathe this month. There is no version of this where the pricing is defensible and no reason the cap should stop at one group of patients. Resistbot is asking every candidate on the 2026 ballot to commit to a $35 cap on insulin and inhalers for every patient, no exceptions.
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Congress capped insulin at $35 a month — but only for people on Medicare, and only after the drug companies spent decades charging whatever they wanted for a medicine that costs a few dollars to make. Everyone else still pays the ransom. People with diabetes are still rationing doses and landing in emergency rooms; people with asthma are still deciding whether they can afford to breathe this month. There is no version of this where the pricing is defensible and no reason the cap should stop at one group of patients. Resistbot is asking every candidate on the 2026 ballot to commit to a $35 cap on insulin and inhalers for every patient, no exceptions.
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