> We are one of only two countries in the world that allow pharmaceutical companies to advertise directly to consumers on television. Not surprisingly, Americans consume more pharmaceutical products than anyone else on the planet.
> As I told @JoePolish, on my first day in office I will issue an executive order banning pharmaceutical advertising on television
Unfortunately, this is probably illegal. See cases like United States v Caronia.
Since when has something being illegal/unconstitutional stopped the current administration from doing anything?
So its still a choice they are making, just one that further shows that with the current administration (and ultimately SCOTUS with their shadow docket bullshittery) the rights of corporations are protected far more than the rights of individuals.
The point they're making is that $currentAdministration ran specifically on a platform countering this behavior and have failed to keep those promises, whereas others which ignored it simply did not mention it.
https://x.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1793144103800361050
> We are one of only two countries in the world that allow pharmaceutical companies to advertise directly to consumers on television. Not surprisingly, Americans consume more pharmaceutical products than anyone else on the planet.
> As I told @JoePolish, on my first day in office I will issue an executive order banning pharmaceutical advertising on television
Unfortunately, this is probably illegal. See cases like United States v Caronia.