As Harris, Biden take victory lap on drug costs, she sets the pace

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : He joked that he had "served in the Senate for 270 years" and noted that he had first sponsored a bill about Medicare negotiating drug prices in the 1970s, name-checking his ally, former Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, a figure familiar to few voters today.
47% : Had the new prices been in effect last year, Medicare would have saved $6 billion, administration officials said.
46% : The policy reshaped the federal government's role in Medicare, a program that covers tens of millions of older and disabled Americans.
27% : "It was striking language for a president who last month urged the nation to bring down its political temperature after the assassination attempt on Trump.

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