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The Associated Press: “Gov. Brian Schweitzer, cooking up a new plan to get cheaper prescription drugs for state residents, said he wants to let every Montanan get discounted medicine through Medicaid.” It’s his most recent idea about how “to either import cheaper name-brand prescriptions or to otherwise bypass what he sees as exorbitant prices charged by ‘drug cartels…

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