The machinery of the American government tends to move at a moderate speed – and usually, that’s a good thing. It allows policy decisions to be made with deliberation and input from all those affected. The trouble comes when a few, seeking an advantage over everyone else, attempt to stop or even reverse that machinery. So it is with the right of Americans to choose how they purchase contact lenses – and in the process, consumers’ and taxpayers’ wallets could be ground up in the gears. Leaders in Washington have an opportunity right now to prevent this from happening.
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