Americans for Pharma Reform
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09/18/2026
🚨 Most Favored Nation prescription drug pricing policy expands to Medicaid programs in all 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico!
Presidents have been talking about lowering the cost of prescription drugs for decades - Pres. Trump is actually getting it done!
Statement from our Executive Director 👇
09/18/2026
🚨 Americans for Pharma Reform Praises President Trump for Expanding Most Favored Nation Pricing to Medicaid Nationwide
Calls on Congress to Pass Most Favored Nation Pricing into Law
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 18, 2026
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Americans for Pharma Reform today praised President Donald J. Trump’s announcement that Most Favored Nation (MFN) pricing for prescription drugs will extend to Medicaid programs in all 50 states, a move that will lower drug costs for American families and taxpayers.
For decades, Americans have subsidized the rest of the world. Other countries have paid far less than the United States for the same prescription drugs, made by the same companies, while U.S. patients, taxpayers, and state Medicaid programs were left with a bill often times five to ten times higher. President Trump’s Most Favored Nation pricing policy ends that global freeloading and delivers real relief to American patients and consumers.
Today’s announcement brings America First pricing to a wide range of prescription drugs covered by Medicaid, ensuring that states and the federal government no longer overpay for medicines that cost a fraction as much abroad. Administration estimates projects savings of $64 billion for Medicaid programs over the next decade. Those savings will reduce costs for taxpayers and expand access to vital medications for the Americans who depend on Medicaid.
With President Trump taking bold action, Americans for Pharma Reform calls on Congress to immediately pass Most Favored Nation into law, cementing permanent relief and lower pricing for prescription drugs.
== Statement from Rob Burgess, Executive Director of Americans for Pharma Reform ==
“For decades, Washington treated high drug prices like weather - something everyone complained about and nobody controlled. President Trump just proved that was a lie. Bringing Most Favored Nation pricing to Medicaid in all fifty states means American taxpayers stop bankrolling discounts for patients in London and Berlin, while getting billed full price at home. That's not incremental reform, it's the end of an arrangement this country should have walked away from a generation ago. Congress's job now is simple: stop admiring the problem and make these savings permanent before the next election gives them an excuse to forget they did."
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Americans for Pharma Reform is a nonpartisan advocacy organization dedicated to ending Big Pharma’s stranglehold on American healthcare, lowering prescription drug prices, and ensuring Congress prioritizes the health of Americans over the interests of the pharmaceutical industry. Learn more at www.AmericansForPharmaReform.comand www.BustBigPharma.com
Media contact: Rob Burgess at [email protected]
09/18/2026
Major announcement by President Donald J. Trump from the Oval Office TODAY at 2:30pm (Eastern)
Topic: Healthcare
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Americans help fund medical research, then often pay more for the resulting drugs. MFN puts that fairness question on the table. https://bustbigpharmapodcast.com/Platforms
Drug prices make affordability personal. MFN asks why Americans have paid more than peer countries. Big Pharma hopes you never find this podcast: https://bustbigpharmapodcast.com/Platforms
Bill Cassidy voted against an MFN drug-pricing measure, then lost his primary weeks later. Rob Burgess says Congress is watching. https://bustbigpharmapodcast.com/Platforms
MFN agreements now cover 26 drugmakers. Rob Burgess and Corey Stevens ask whether public pressure can help turn voluntary deals into law. https://bustbigpharmapodcast.com/Platforms
All 16 MFN dealmakers still raised some list prices in January 2026. The next question is whether Congress makes the framework enforceable. https://bustbigpharmapodcast.com/Platforms
America is pharma’s biggest market. Why shouldn’t that bargaining power work for American patients? https://bustbigpharmapodcast.com/Platforms
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