10/05/2004 - What's Wrong with Importing Prescription Drugs from Canada?October 5, 2004 WORDS FLY AT JMI'S DEBATE ON PRESCRIPTION DRUG REIMPORTATION
Sally Pipes, a Canadian residing in the United States and president of the conservative Pacific Research Institute, faced off against Jeff Johnson, associate state director for advocacy for the Florida AARP, at JMI's October Luncheon Forum Debate, "What's Wrong with Importing Prescription Drugs from Canada?" Over 50 Institute members and friends attended the debate on the pros and cons of prescription drug importation. Following the debate, President Bob McClure moderated a lively question and answer session from the audience members. The event garnered news covered from WCTV Channel 6, Tallahassee's CBS affiliate, as well as Florida Public Radio.
Pictures from the Event
Sally Pipes, President, Pacific Research Institute
Jeff Johnson, Associate Director for Advocacy, Florida AARP
Jeff Johnson, Sally Pipes, and JMI President Bob McClure
Sally Pipes speaks with a JMI debate attendee
Pictured left to right: Charles Milsted, Florida AARP, Jeff Johnson, and Mark Busse, Deputy Policy Director, Office of Policy and Budget, Office of Governor Jeb Bush
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