Senate Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley: Passing a bill to control drug prices will be essential to Republicans 'keeping a majority in the Senate'
essential to Republicans "keeping a majority in the Senate," Senate Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley told reporters Wednesday. But he predicted the task will probably slip into next year.
"Eventually it will come down to this I think, there are 22 Republicans up for election this year and if it's like in my state ... there is a great deal of disgust with the rapidly increasing prices of drugs and every Republican up for reelection is going to have a place to land and this is the place to land because they are surely not going to land with what Pelosi is doing," Grassley said.
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