The pharmaceutical industry has produced many drugs that have benefited man. Political frameworks designed to govern the industry must maintain these benefits, however, regulation needs to be adequately strong enough to protect public health from drugs that are unsafe, ineffective, or unnecessary. The extent of industry over drug regulation, at the expense of other interested parties, suggests that the current system could be tougher. In addition, every president and presidential candidate develops new prescription plans …showed first 75 words of 1783 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1783 total…person due to the timely process involved with approving a drug for common use. Bush has developed many prescription plans of their years as well, however it seems impossible to please everyone. Many of the plans that satisfy governmental needs are not delighting the consumers or the pharmaceutical companies. It appears that no matter what is done involving drug regulation and prescription drug plans, that there will always be an organization ready to oppose it.