Vice President Harris’ presidential campaign released a proposal to crack down on middlemen in the pharmaceutical industry, with billionaire Mark Cuban hinting at the announcement before it was made. Cuban, who has ties to the Harris campaign, launched a company to lower drug costs by bypassing traditional middlemen. He has been advocating for more transparency in the health care system and pushing for ideas like requiring pharmacy middlemen to publish contracts and making PBMs disclose costs. Cuban also suggested a subscription model for expensive medications. While he joked about serving in the Harris administration, he continues to support transparency in the health care system as a way to save money.
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Mark Cuban’s anti-PBM stance is gaining traction with Kamala Harris
