CREATES Act Social Media Toolkit | Association for Accessible Medicines

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Social media toolkit

Passing the Creates Act will lower drugs costs and save patients billions. Help us spread the word in social media. We have all kinds of ready-to-use but simple-to customize content and have made it quick and easy to share.

Where to start.

Follow AAM on Twitter @AccessibleMeds and Facebook. There will be social media activity from individuals all over the internet and we will be sharing and retweeting to amplify the chatter. Remember to include the following #PassCREATES in your tweets and tag @accessiblemeds so we can share your message.

Copy and past the messaging below to share in your social networks. Feel free to customize!

Lower Rx prices by passing the CREATES Act – If you support, share and Tweet using #PassCREATES! http://bit.ly/stopREMSabuse @AccessibleMeds

Congress can save patients billions in lower drug costs by passing the CREATES Act – a conservative, market-based solution. #PassCREATES http://bit.ly/stopREMSabuse @AccessibleMeds

“The truth is – the #CREATESAct would simply use injunctions to require manufacturers to follow the rules. Lower costs through increased competition and rethinking regulations – what conservative would be against that?” – William Paul from @FreedomWorks http://bit.ly/stopREMSabuse @AccessibleMeds

The #CREATESAct “is narrow and carefully targeted, it would avoid the problem of abusive, economically harmful excessive litigation that drives up business costs without justification.” – Alden Abbott from @Heritage http://bit.ly/stopREMSabuse @AccessibleMeds

“Wisely, the #CREATESAct takes a light touch. It narrowly authorizes the courts to resolve drug-sample disputes case-by-case, rather than delegating sweeping new regulatory powers to some federal bureaucracy.” – Dean Clancy http://bit.ly/stopREMSabuse @AccessibleMeds

“The #CREATESAct “does not, as some critics have suggested, lay the groundwork for abusive lawsuits that will enrich the trial bar. It is instead a narrow, targeted, even measured response.” – Jim Martin from @60PlusFNDN http://bit.ly/stopREMSabuse @AccessibleMeds

The #CREATESAct “is a targeted response to a real problem that allows for disputes to be settled in the marketplace and the courts, not by government fiat.” – Peter Ferrera from @HeartlandInst http://bit.ly/stopREMSabuse @AccessibleMeds