finally ...

[Siete]

Goldilocks did something worthy of a President

President Trump Signs 'Right To Try' Bill Into Law

President Trump signed "Right to Try" into law to give terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs.

 

[jc456]

Goldilocks did something worthy of a President

President Trump Signs 'Right To Try' Bill Into Law

President Trump signed "Right to Try" into law to give terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs.

he did that yesterday. where you been.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Goldilocks did something worthy of a President

President Trump Signs 'Right To Try' Bill Into Law

President Trump signed "Right to Try" into law to give terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs.

he did that yesterday. where you been.

Probably stoned...

 

[task0778]

I suspect that if Obama had signed this same law it would have been all over the news.

 

[Jessica123]

Goldilocks did something worthy of a President

President Trump Signs 'Right To Try' Bill Into Law

President Trump signed "Right to Try" into law to give terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs.

When he does something right I'll praise him and on this he deserves some praise. Thank you for doing something to advance science that helps people.

 

[buckeye45_73]

Hey we disagree on most things, but I appreciate you giving props when you agree......Blind partisanship (and yes I'm very partisan/ideological) is really really bad.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Good move.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

The bureaucracy that is the FDA can't be to happy about this.

 

[Rambunctious]

A great heart touching moment with a child at the signing....if anyone thinks Trump is a cold heart watch that signing on YouTube...Trump will go down in history as Americas greatest president....

 

[BluesLegend]

Goldilocks did something worthy of a President

President Trump Signs 'Right To Try' Bill Into Law

President Trump signed "Right to Try" into law to give terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs.

he did that yesterday. where you been.

The short yellow bus broke down.

 

[Norman]

This should have been done ages ago. It will sky rocket advancements.

I hope they have strict penalties for scammers however. This is probably the reason why it wasn't allowed before.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Yet the inconsistent right opposes so-called ‘right to die’ legislation, which this basically is.

Absent appropriate, comprehensive testing, an experimental drug may be of no use at all, or potentially harmful – in essence allowing terminally ill patients to kill themselves.

Yes, it’s possible that the life of a terminally ill patient might be saved by a treatment he would otherwise not have access to, but those cases will be extremely rare, if they occur at all.

And if terminally ill patients are going to be allowed access to unproven experimental drugs, then they should likewise be allowed access to the means to end their lives.

This is more about the right’s unwarranted hostility toward ‘government regulation’ than saving lives.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

A great heart touching moment with a child at the signing....if anyone thinks Trump is a cold heart watch that signing on YouTube...Trump will go down in history as Americas greatest president....

CNN's spin on that very subject.

Boy tries to hug Trump during bill signing - CNN Video



Trump rejects child.

 

[Timmy]

Who pays for their medical bills? Our evil socialist health care system ?

 

[DJT for Life]

Who pays for their medical bills? Our evil socialist health care system ?

I doubt that would be true with experimental drugs.

I can see the drug companies paying the patient/family if he/she used
them.

That would be beneficial to the company, one way or another, to see what
it does on a human.