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Opioid overdoses killed 4,293 people in Ohio in 2017. It is imperative we collaborate in a bipartisan manner to find solutions to tackle the addiction epidemic. This week, I hosted my annual Opiate & Addiction Roundtable to further the conversation on ways to continue the fight.
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How about a solution to the rising debt, tariff wars and the rise of white nationalism encouraged by the current adiminstation
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Maybe since "drugs don't kill people, people kill people", you can just legalize them, maybe even allow people to conceal carry the needles. And they you can take Money from the NR- , I mean, dealers, so you the can put even deadlier drugs on the streets!
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You have to have money which you don’t got because of you tax cut for the rich. You can’t do anything to help anyone because you’ve given away all the money. You’re all show!
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