Republicans Co-opt Fentanyl Awareness Day to Credit Trump’s Border Crackdown
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Posts fold a public-health observance into political cheer-leading, crediting the president’s immigration enforcement for lives saved while ignoring treatment, harm-reduction, and supply-chain factors. The selective framing inflates the leader’s role and simplifies a complex crisis for partisan gain.
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Posts fold a public-health observance into political cheer-leading, crediting the president’s immigration enforcement for lives saved while ignoring treatment, harm-reduction, and supply-chain factors. The selective framing inflates the leader’s role and simplifies a complex crisis for partisan gain.
DEA recognizes National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day - River Country.... One Nation. One Fight. Facing Fentanyl. Together
Oh right. Making penalties harsher for users is definitely going to help cut fentanyl deaths. Dead people hate serving more time in prison. Such a simple-minded response to a complex problem. But at least you get to brag about how much you care.
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DEA recognizes National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day - River Country.... One Nation. One Fight. Facing Fentanyl. Together
One Pill Can Kill: Why National Fentanyl Awareness Day Still Matters. DEA marks National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day on Aug 21. Overdose deaths fell, but
DEA marks National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration says this is the fifth year it has observed the day to
truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/113573136856113648. ...like the Fentanyl and Drug Crisis that has decimated so many lives as…
‘Just one pill can kill’: DEA urges parents to talk to kids about fentanyl dange.... National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day puts a spotlight on the deadly drug and the role
U.S. Attorney’s Office Recognizes National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day.... LOUISIANA - On Friday, August 21, 2026, U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Keller of the Western District of
do you remember when your current potus accused Canada to be an entry point of fentanyl even though the longest undefended border in the world is more an entry point from you to us on that regard. We Canadian do.
National Fentanyl Awareness Day spotlights Missouri’s fight as officials urge 98.... Today is national fentanyl awareness day.It’s called it the silent killer because according to the C
Fentanyl Awareness Day event in Great Falls honors lives lost, educates.... Friday marked Fentanyl Awareness Day, and in Great Falls, community members gathered at West Bank
Today is National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day. I want to say something about it from where I'm standing here in Eddy County. I've never touched opiates. Fentanyl has never been my drug. But I am a recovered addict, so I know what addiction can do to a person, to the people who love them, and to a whole community. I see it every day. My neighbor is struggling with fentanyl. I see her daily. I see people coming and going from that RV, and after a few days they just look awful. It's scary to see. Sometimes it's so quiet in there I don't know if they're alive or dead, and that feeling sits heavy on you. It breaks my heart because whether it's fentanyl or any other substance, it doesn't just hurt the addict. It hurts everyone closest to them. Fentanyl has changed everything. It's not even what people think they're buying anymore. Pills are counterfeit, drugs are laced with God knows what. Someone can think they're taking one thing and it could be their first and last time. One bad pill can be the last decision someone ever makes. The videos I see, the articles I read, the friends of friends and families who have lost someone - it's horrible. That's why I believe Narcan should be free and available. Keep it in your car. Keep it in your house. Learn how to use it. I get why some people worry - does having it make someone feel like they can keep using? I have had that thought too. But I also know this: you can't recover if you're dead. Keeping someone alive isn't enabling them. It's giving them a chance to have a chance. We also have to stop with the name-calling. Calling someone a junkie doesn't help them get sober. Making fun of them doesn't do anything. Treating addiction like they're a bad person instead of a person going through something awful just pushes them further away. That's somebody's kid. Somebody's mom. Somebody's brother. Somebody's neighbor. Accountability matters. Recovery takes real work. I believe that with my whole heart - I have lived it. But a person has to stay alive long enough to be able to do that work. In Eddy County, we've lost too many already. Too many young people, too many parents, too many friends. If someone is struggling, don't write them off. If someone overdoses, use Narcan and call for help. If someone asks for treatment, help them get through that door while they're willing to walk through it. If you're in recovery - don't ever forget how far you've come. Fentanyl was never my drug, but this fight matters to me because these are our people. These are our neighbors. Awareness is good. Keeping people alive is better. #FentanylAwarenessDay #EddyCounty #CarryNarcan #EndOverdose #RecoveryIsPossible
LA DEA Officials Encourage Fentanyl Awareness Education - MyNewsLA.com. Federal drug enforcement officials in Los Angeles were urging parents and families Friday to help
truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/115231649861246548. the trade, fentanyl and RUS-UKR war issues
I believe the only reason we can't stop narcotics smuggling is because silicon valley or individuals that have access to silicon valley are the narco intelligence... I believe for years narcotics has has been smuggled using artificial intelligence and the capability to track law enforcement via Google, etc...
Your post prompted me to do a little research on fentanyl. It is and should be a major concern in our society and many medical organizations are addressing it. A good thing the gov is also addressing it. Within the drug info I found, this fact showed up. I thought I’d pass along the following to you: (CDC). Drug overdoses and poisonings are now the THIRD-leading cause of pediatric deaths in this country, ************************* AFTER FIREARM related injuries ************************* and MOTOR VEHICLE crashes.1 So tell me Katy, what say you about FIREARM deaths to children. If guns don’t kill people, neither do pills. It’s the people that make them available and accessible.
do you remember when your current potus accused Canada to be an entry point of fentanyl even though the longest undefended border in the world is more an entry point from you to us on that regard. We Canadian do.
Your post prompted me to do a little research on fentanyl. It is and should be a major concern in our society and many medical organizations are addressing it. A good thing the gov is also addressing it. Within the drug info I found, this fact showed up. I thought I’d pass along the following to you: (CDC). Drug overdoses and poisonings are now the THIRD-leading cause of pediatric deaths in this country, ************************* AFTER FIREARM related injuries ************************* and MOTOR VEHICLE crashes.1 So tell me Katy, what say you about FIREARM deaths to children. If guns don’t kill people, neither do pills. It’s the people that make them available and accessible.
Macon's U.S. Attorney pushes for public safety ahead of National Fentanyl.... U.S. Attorney Will Keyes with the Middle District of Georgia is preparing for National Fentanyl
Oh right. Making penalties harsher for users is definitely going to help cut fentanyl deaths. Dead people hate serving more time in prison. Such a simple-minded response to a complex problem. But at least you get to brag about how much you care.