Let's cap credit-card interest rates, take the fight to Big Pharma, end exploitative forced labor, and rid politics of corporate money once and for all.
Take the fight to Big Pharma.
Occurrences
Evidence
The latest lookback-window Senate-office releases from June 9-30, 2026 cover USPS, labor, rural hospitals, MLB, Planned Parenthood, and child-trafficking items, with no new pharmaceutical, PBM, or drug-pricing action shown on the page.
Hawley and Warren urged the FTC to issue a second interim report on PBMs and said PBMs had become vertically integrated conglomerates controlling the drug coverage and delivery chain.
Hawley and Warren introduced the Patients Before Monopolies Act to bar PBM or insurer parent companies from owning pharmacy businesses and require divestiture within three years.
The bill text names Hawley as introducer and would deem FDA approval of mifepristone for abortion withdrawn while creating a federal tort against manufacturers for covered harms.
Hawley's office said his mifepristone bill gained three Senate cosponsors and would withdraw FDA approval for abortion use and let harmed women sue manufacturers.
Hawley asked DOJ to investigate Danco Laboratories' FDA approval history, regulatory compliance, distribution pipeline, marketing practices, and safety-risk disclosures, and said his subcommittee had opened its own investigation.
Assessments
Hawley took concrete same-term actions after the 2024 Senate campaign against pharmaceutical-related interests, including introducing PBM legislation with Sen. Warren, pressing the FTC on PBMs, introducing a bill targeting mifepristone approval and manufacturer liability, and urging DOJ to investigate Danco Laboratories. These actions materially advance the broad promise to fight Big Pharma, but the evidence does not show enacted legislation, completed DOJ/FTC enforcement, or a final policy outcome. Because the record shows serious legislative and oversight effort but not completed delivery, partial credit is warranted.