Trump Signing New Executive Order
Washington, D.C. – President Donald J. Trump is once again putting Americans first—this time with a groundbreaking executive order that promises to cut prescription drug prices by up to 80% for seniors, retirees, and all Americans on Medicare.
Signed Monday morning at the White House, the order enforces the “most favored nation” pricing rule, forcing pharmaceutical giants to offer Americans the lowest drug prices found anywhere in the world—no exceptions.
“For decades, Americans have been forced to pay outrageously high prices for the same medications sold overseas at a discount,” President Trump shared on Truth Social. “With this order, we finally bring healthcare fairness back to America.”
🔹 What This Means for You:
- Lower out-of-pocket costs for Medicare recipients
- Savings of 30% to 80% on life-saving medications
- Trillions in taxpayer savings over time
- No more foreign countries getting better deals than Americans
Trump’s plan directly targets prescription cost inflation, a top concern for retirees, veterans, and working-class families. It also reduces financial pressure on Medicare Part D and protects the future of senior healthcare.
🔹 A Blow to Big Pharma, A Win for Main Street
Under this historic directive, drug prices in the U.S. will finally match—or beat—what countries like Canada, Germany, and the U.K. pay. Pharmaceutical lobbyists are pushing back hard, but President Trump remains committed.
“This is one of the most consequential executive orders in U.S. history,” he said. “Our healthcare system will no longer be manipulated by profit-driven special interests.”
🔹 What Experts Are Saying:
Insiders note that this action could reshape Medicare prescription policy, control out-of-pocket expenses, and give patients more power in the marketplace.
Politico reported earlier that the Trump administration had explored a drug price parity plan focused on Medicare-covered medications. That plan is now reality—and millions of Americans 50+ stand to benefit almost immediately.
