Frontliners like Angie Craig are taking on Big Pharma

Angie wrote and introduced the Affordable Insulin Now Act, which capped out-of-pocket insulin prices at $35 per month.

Team, Rep. Angie Craig has represented Minnesota's 2nd District in Congress since 2019. In February of this year, Angie wrote and introduced the Affordable Insulin Now Act, which capped out-of-pocket insulin prices at $35 per month. Although the bill had bipartisan support, only 12 Republicans voted with every Democrat to pass this life-saving legislation. It's another example of the policies Angie champions benefiting all her constituents, Democrat or Republican. Angie and her Future Forum Frontliner colleagues believe every American deserves affordable health care. But, unlike Angie, her opponent in this election is siding with drug companies taking advantage of vulnerable Americans. Folks, we're less than three weeks from Election Day. We must support Future Forum Frontliners like Rep. Angie Craig right now so we can hold our House majority and continue passing life-saving legislation. Will you pitch in immediately to help? If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: $5 →   $15 → $25 →   $50 → $100 →   OTHER → Thanks for taking action. Team Future Forum

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