Texas U.S. Rep Colin Allred: “So many of our seniors pay an arm and a leg for their medicines, and still, too many have to go without…”

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Texas U.S. Rep Colin Allred: “So many of our seniors pay an arm and a leg for their medicines, and still, too many have to go without…”
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Aug 23, 2022
ByNE Dallas News
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Colin Allred tweeted the following:

“So many of our seniors pay an arm and a leg for their medicines, and still, too many have to go without them because of the high cost.
The Inflation Reduction Act delivers on our promise to cut out-of-pocket costs and ensure folks on Medicare get the medicines they need.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Colin Allred:

“Lowering energy costs is so important for North Texas families. With the Inflation Reduction Act, we are increasing energy efficiency and putting money back into your pocket.” on Aug. 21
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“Getting outside is so important for me and my boys and Im so excited to see the new DFW Discovery Trail once its finished.
dallasnews.com/news/transport” on Aug. 20
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“Since my first day in Congress, Ive been working hard to lower health care and prescription drug costs. With the Inflation Reduction Act, we are delivering on this promise and Ill continue working to lower costs.
apnews.com/article/inflat” on Aug. 20
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