Editorial: Deaths? What opioid deaths? 9 Illinois Democrats voted against the ban on fentanyl-like drugs – Chicago Tribune

A bill to extend an expiring ban on fentonyl had passed the U.S. Senate without a dissenting vote. So it’s perplexing that nine House Democrats from Illinois voted against the bill: Sean Casten, Danny Davis, Bill Foster, Chuy Garcia, Robin Kelly, Bobby Rush, Jan Schakowsky, Brad Schneider and Lauren Underwood.
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Anonymous
6 years ago

Take a look at the idiots that voted against it, now look at Chuy Garcia
And the bill he has sponsored NEW WAY FORWARD and they call white people racist.

debtsor
6 years ago

Each and every one of those Democrats are infected with TDS. Good ideas and necessary bills unfortunately get caught up in the ‘resistance’ and this is one such case. I’m not sure who they are even virtue signaling their Trump hatred too.

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