WASHINGTON, D.C.— Millions of patients in the Medicare program could eventually see lower prescription drug costs if Democrats pass their latest drug pricing plan into law. The plan, which cleared a major hurdle Sunday when the Senate narrowly approved it, has four major policies— it would allow Medicare to negotiate prices for some costly drugs, penalize…
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