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Re:How a Reddit forum has become a lifeline to opioid addict... by hkmurakami on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @10:45PM (#14809701)
Well, I've been following the GOP Senate healthcare bill closely over the last month, and several GOP Senators have stood their ground amidst pressure from party leaders as well as the Whitehouse to protect funding for their Home State's opioid epidemic. It's been a frontline issue in nearly every article I've read regarding the GOP's difficulty in getting to 50 votes.

So while the public at large may be ignorant of this crisis (and honestly, on how many issues is even the most educated of us truly knowledgeable about?) the States' representatives that have these problems back home appear to be taking it very seriously.

Re:How a Reddit forum has become a lifeline to opioid addict... by greeneggs on Thursday July 20, 2017 @03:38AM (#14810671)
> ... the States' representatives that have these problems back home appear to be taking it very seriously.

Rather, "several" out of 52 GOP senators are taking it seriously. Or do I misunderstand you?