Bobby, let me explain why this is pure nonsense dressed up as a press release. First, the claim that an executive order can unilaterally impose “Most-Favored-Nation” drug pricing is legally and logistically flawed. U.S. drug prices are set through a complex web of patent protections, private negotiations with pharmacy benefit managers, insurance companies, and limited government interference. Executive orders can suggest policy direction, but they cannot override existing statutes, contractual agreements, or the market-based system we have, especially without congressional action. Second, the idea that we’re “subsidizing foreign governments” is another lie. Countries like Canada and the U.K. negotiate prices directly with manufacturers through national health systems. If you want those prices, you’d need their system. The same convicted felon who attacks “socialized medicine” now wants its benefits without adopting its structure. That’s not policy, it’s fantasy. Third, the “no more middlemen” rhetoric sounds good until you realize that middlemen, like pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), are part of the system he left untouched. In fact, under his last term, Big Pharma profits soared, and no structural reforms to pricing transparency or PBM regulation were implemented. Finally, let’s be clear: you don’t “Make America Healthy Again” by tweeting slogans and signing toothless executive orders. You do it by passing enforceable legislation, investing in healthcare access, and regulating the industries profiting off sick Americans. The convicted felon had four years to do this and didn’t. So no, Bobby, this isn’t bold reform. It’s recycled campaign spin dressed up as action.