ST. CHARLES, Mo. — What does it sound like when a political candidate makes bashing “Big Pharma” a cornerstone of her campaign?
Look no further than one of Claire McCaskill’s campaign rallies.
On the trail in Missouri, the imperiled Democratic senator is talking about perceived greed within the pharmaceutical industry with an intensity largely unseen in Washington and within other political campaigns. At a recent campaign stop at a Democratic Party office here, McCaskill spent roughly half of a 15-minute stump speech ripping into drug makers and the industry at large.
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