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Most of the generics are also produced in India.
Not quite true. Aurobindo and Sun Pharmaceuticals produce a ton of generics and both are based in India, but Teva Pharmaceuticals is one of the biggest manufacturers of generics as well and they are based in Israel. Sandoz, a subsidiary of Novartis, is another huge generic manufacturer and that's Swiss with a huge presence in Kundl, Austria. Viatris is an American producer of generics that was owned by Mylan and Pfizer, but is now publicly-traded. Endo Pharmaceuticals is another US-based generics company (also headquartered in PA like Viatris). Fresenius Kabi is German. I can go on and on with this stuff.

Getting into the generics market in the US is difficult because the FDA is strict about clinical trials. The EMA (European Medicines Agency, the European equivalent to the FDA) just has more bureaucracy that you have to satisfy. Once you hire a Qualified Person and add all the necessary labels, the EMA says cool, have fun.
 
It's going to come down to which party has the most to lose by not budging. The GOP has all the leverage. I imagine what their strategy is going to be is inflict as much pain on the Dems as possible by slashing all of their leftist pet projects in government and firing as many leftist bureaucrats as possible until enough members of the Dem Senate break rank and vote with the GOP.

Both the Dems and the GOP are going to have to try and control public perception of this shutdown. The Dems have been almost completely inept at messaging so far, so unless they can come up with some kind of brilliant marketing strategy, I don't see this as becoming a win for them.
Is it possible that the Republicans manage to slash so much expenses that it turns out they don't need to pass a new budget after all or something? Or is that only during debt ceiling debates
 
There is an old saying you hear when frost diving into history and it goes “history is written by the victors” that is a statement i both agree with and disagree with, history is written not by the victors but by those who write it down regardless of winning or losing. Prime examples of this is how these “historians” from certain conflicts, a good example of this is the first crusade. If you believe what the schools and history books say, you will come to the conclusion that the crusades were an example of evil white Christian empire that oppressed and killed poor little born Muslims, what these retelling soften leave out is that prior or the crusades there was a series of conquests by the Seljuk empire that lead to control of several Christian land including Syria, Armenia. So in other words it was imperialism (you know the thing that leftist pretend to care about) that lead to the crusades, and it gets even worse when you bring in the ottoman. Framing of history is important, becuase depending on how you from anything you can get a bunch redditors and retards to defend literal Muslim imperialism.
 
Kitty Trump has gained a power few can contain:
TWUST TEH PLANZORZ x3!!!11
he has twanscended the original pwan.
NOOOO, HE IS SUPPOED TO LOOK LIKE A KITTY TO BE MOCKED, NOOOOO.
i mean it's kind of funny kwump was adopted, they could adopt the sombrero kitty too as per usual, lefties makes shitty maymays, people adopt the least shitty parts of it and make fun, worthy of laughs, even melania was kittyfied.
same as minionvance to be honest, kittyvance when?
 
That hasn't been true for decades. They simply have to show bioequivalence, usually something like within 10% of the original. Not to say that it's cheap - but it's far far cheaper than repeating clinical trials.

That allowed tolerance and formulation changes are a big part of why generics for some medications are noticably worse. Nobody is going to notice if their generic Tylenol is 10% worse, but it can be a major issue with titrated medications.
Fair point and you're right: they need to prove bioequivalence. Still not cheap for small companies, but faster and the result of the Hatch-Waxman Act - which did help lower drug prices. You are correct that it's not always a 1:1 between the brand and the generic, which is why some people still pay for the brand drugs, but drug prices are lower as a result and I have personally never seen a doctor adjust dosages between different manufacturers. Usually, a hospital or clinic gets large batches of drugs from the same manufacturers and go from there - unless I'm not understand what you're saying, which is highly possible.
 
Is it possible that the Republicans manage to slash so much expenses that it turns out they don't need to pass a new budget after all or something? Or is that only during debt ceiling debates
I don't think that it's possible for them to cut that deeply. But this situation is greatly to Trump's advantage, because he campaigned on this. Hacking away at the fed government is what DOGE is all about. Trump voters want government reduction. The main people being hurt by the shutdown are leftists who love big government and are dependent on government benefits.
 
It always seems so short-sighted to me to scream about it as if it's proof he's an opportunistic hypocrite, when so many people have personally had, or know people who have had, that same change of heart.

It doesn’t hurt that Kamala Harris spent her entire 2020 campaign bashing Biden only to immediately switch to loving him when he had no choice but to pick her for the DEI points
 
Faggot in Portland threw paint on the federal building, went back the next day, got arrested, is going to an hero in shame:
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Kitty Trump has gained a power few can contain:
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This shit is concerning, even if he could be considered a fren:
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Tim Walz lost his debate against Zoro because "they didn't prepare for Vance being so cordial." It's pathetic that this NYT latino woman seems to be the new go-to softball interviewer for the left, she's dry with vocal fry and not pleasant on the eyes:

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Faggots are doomposting when the talking heads are saying 13/50 6/60, unbelievable.
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Well, now you've gone and forced me to I repeat myself:
And you may find yourself in a thunderdome thread...
I've had to restrain myself from posting this meme several times since I grabbed it. This meme could make me into a gimmick poster if I were of a more impulsive bent. Let the water hold me down.
 
Actual real video footage Trump just posted about the shutdown:

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A funny thing I find about the sombrero meme is that Trump's original video was really about making fun of Chuck Schumer, the de facto leader of the Democrats and the shutdown scheme. As far as I can tell, silent Hakeem Jeffries is just there incidentally, so the video adds the sombrero to him for the same reason as the music, emphasizing the point that the shutdown (and the Dem strategy broadly) is about appealing to illegals. Then Jeffries cried racism to no effect, so now the shutdown is a big laugh pointing at the Democrats as sombrero-wearing clowns. And now Jeffries will be known as the sombrero guy since his public recognition has been a mere fraction of Schumer's.
 
I have personally never seen a doctor adjust dosages between different manufacturers.
Yeah, it's almost always close enough. Usually just an issue with certain drugs like heart medication, ADHD meds, etc. And usually the cause is cutting corners with different fillers and coatings rather than the active ingredient(s) themselves.
 
Yeah, it's almost always close enough. Usually just an issue with certain drugs like heart medication, ADHD meds, etc. And usually the cause is cutting corners with different fillers and coatings rather than the active ingredient(s) themselves.
One common issue with generics is situations where the name brand med is timed-release, but the generic either doesn't release at the same rate, or isn't timed-release at all. It is a major issue for psych medications and painkillers.
 
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