Morning-After Pill Maker Donated Big Bucks to Candidates
Teva Pharmaceuticals, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of generic drugs, gave thousands in campaign dollars to Pennsylvania lawmakers.
By Melissa Daniels | PA Independent HARRISBURG — One of the world’s largest generic drug manufacturers, known for its morning-after pill, has given hundreds of thousands in campaign funds to Pennsylvania politicians. Teva Pharmaceuticals captured headlines this fall, when its Plan B One-Step was offered for free to high school students along with contraception and health-care services through a New York City program. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, the company’s political action committee, spent more on campaign dollars this year than in the past. Donations totaled more than $275,000, compared with around $138,000 in 2010 and $47,000 in 2008, according to election money trackerOpenSecrets.org. In 2012, the PAC gave: In the U.S. Senate, incumbent…
Elizabeth DelBacco
2:33 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Abortion is legal and should be defended as a constitutional right for all women. The last thing this god forsaken country needs is more unwanted children born to unfit parents, I give kudos to every pregnant woman who decides to extinguish her pregnancy out of the good of the country by not bringing another burden into the world for welfare protocols, God Bless Roe V Wade more ›