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The question becomes, would
The question becomes, would the US government LET the drug companies just walk away from the table? If the drug companies decided NOT to sell drugs to the US government, and by extention the 23 million people who get their drugs through government programs, would the Gov't just say "ok". OR, would the government require (coerce) drug companies to sell them drugs at that point?