 President George W. Bush was not only listening he had picked up the gauntlet left behind by President Bill Clinton (who had proposed the idea of a Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit in 1999) but, with both houses in control of Republicans, the idea never turned into reality until President George W. Bush decided it was time to tackle the high cost of prescription drugs in America.During the ensuing months of lobbying for lower-priced prescription drugs, it became clear that a cause worth fighting for has its price.Pillbot, which offered the first free online drug price comparison tool for consumers which had been featured in Money Magazine for its innovative technology and PillBid (the sister site for low priced prescription drugs) voted the Best of the Web (out of just six websites), by Money Magazine in 2001 are never considered as the recipient of a three million dollar Medicare contract according to the New York Times to develop out the price comparison tool for Medicare.