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buckncindykill2 months ago

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Then you must be a little ticked off at Obama for teaming up with big pharmaceutical companies. He expressly made promises to them in the health care debate in exchange for positive press.

In this case however, it was the legislator who purchased the corporation.

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  Progressive2 months ago
  
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  I understood that Obama made that deal to gain Big Pharma's support for healthcare reform, though I think he was naive if he thought Big Pharma wouldn't continue to poor more money into the other side--but it's even more naive to suggest any legislator is even capable of purchasing an industry as large as Big Pharma.
  
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    buckncindykill2 months ago
    
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    LOL
    
    Come on Progressive. In this case the word "purchase" is not to be taken literally, only metaphorically.
    
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