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Harshbarger has stated she would support a bill to sanction China for perceived negligence during to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Harshbarger wants to repeal and replace the ACA. She has stated, "The first steps I will take in Congress will be to lower prescription drug prices, increase generic drug pricing transparency as well as increase competition among health insurance plans."
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Harshbarger supports a three-pronged approach to the opioid crisis: "cracking down on the illegal drugs, specifically heroin and fentanyl, coming across our borders; increasing funding for rehabilitation resources so those seeking help face fewer hurdles when receiving assistance; and holding those responsible for creating this crisis accountable."
As a pharmacist, Harshbarger is concerned about the over-reliance on pharmaceutical production in foreign nations, especially generic drugs. Harshbarger supports legislation to increase drug pricing transparency.
Harshbarger supports giving every Veteran "access to both the physical and mental health care they rightfully deserve."
Harshbarger is "100% pro-life." Harshbarger supports eliminating federal funding for programs that support abortion services, including Planned Parenthood.
In 2012, the candidate’s husband, Robert Harshbarger, Jr., 53, was charged with one count of selling misbranded drugs, one count of mail fraud and five counts of health care fraud. Robert, President of American Inhalation Medication Specialists, was indicted for substituting a cheaper drug imported from China for the iron sucrose that the Federal Drug Administration has approved for kidney dialysis patients. Robert pleaded guilty to two charges and was sentenced to four years in prison. Diana held the role of secretary at the company from 2000 to 2013, when she assumed the role of president at the beginning of Robert’s prison sentence. The company dissolved in 2018. Harshbarger says she would bar undocumented immigrants to the U.S. from receiving free health care.
