‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

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‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.

www.newsnationnow.com

• Bill would establish harsher punishment for those behind fentanyl deaths
• Four California Democratic senators will not vote to pass the bill
• GOP senator: "It's unbelievable to me"

(NewsNation) — A fentanyl punishment bill is stalled in the California Senate, and state Republican lawmakers are growing impatient.


If passed, it would allow voters to decide whether or not Alexandra’s law should go into effect, which would establish harsher punishment on those behind deadly fentanyl deals.
That law would require judges to warn convicted fentanyl dealers that they could face murder charges if another drug deal ends in death.
The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.
Despite being introduced as a bipartisan bill, Democrats remain divided on the issue.
California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones said the hold-up lies with four Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Public Safety Committee who fear this bill will lead to longer sentencing for drug dealers.

 

[Votto]

‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.

www.newsnationnow.com

• Bill would establish harsher punishment for those behind fentanyl deaths
• Four California Democratic senators will not vote to pass the bill
• GOP senator: "It's unbelievable to me"

(NewsNation) — A fentanyl punishment bill is stalled in the California Senate, and state Republican lawmakers are growing impatient.


If passed, it would allow voters to decide whether or not Alexandra’s law should go into effect, which would establish harsher punishment on those behind deadly fentanyl deals.
That law would require judges to warn convicted fentanyl dealers that they could face murder charges if another drug deal ends in death.
The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.
Despite being introduced as a bipartisan bill, Democrats remain divided on the issue.
California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones said the hold-up lies with four Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Public Safety Committee who fear this bill will lead to longer sentencing for drug dealers.

Elected officials no longer represent you.

What was your first clue? This?

 

[1srelluc]

I'm not shocked at all.

 

[Votto]

I'm not shocked at all.

They are paid in full by the Cartels and CCP.

It's the best government money can buy.

People need to stop looking to government for solutions when they are the problem.

In fact, the inflation is 100% man-made while they backstep saying there is nothing they can do.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.

www.newsnationnow.com

• Bill would establish harsher punishment for those behind fentanyl deaths
• Four California Democratic senators will not vote to pass the bill
• GOP senator: "It's unbelievable to me"

(NewsNation) — A fentanyl punishment bill is stalled in the California Senate, and state Republican lawmakers are growing impatient.


If passed, it would allow voters to decide whether or not Alexandra’s law should go into effect, which would establish harsher punishment on those behind deadly fentanyl deals.
That law would require judges to warn convicted fentanyl dealers that they could face murder charges if another drug deal ends in death.
The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.
Despite being introduced as a bipartisan bill, Democrats remain divided on the issue.
California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones said the hold-up lies with four Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Public Safety Committee who fear this bill will lead to longer sentencing for drug dealers.

The Cartels own CA including Newsom and the democrat Party

 

[Blaster]

Democrats only care about the right to an abortion.

 

[Votto]

The Cartels own CA including Newsom and the democrat Party

To be fair, if the politicians don't do as the Cartels tell them they would probably kill them and their families and their pets and anyone they had ever associated with, including people who have petted their pets.

Just a guess.

 

[Votto]

Democrats only care about the right to an abortion.

The DNC is the culture of death.

Abortion, promoting sexual deviancy that does not allow reproduction, drugs across the border, funding both sides of a war, wrecking the economy and lives as a result, and the list goes on.

 

[jackflash]

‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.

www.newsnationnow.com

• Bill would establish harsher punishment for those behind fentanyl deaths
• Four California Democratic senators will not vote to pass the bill
• GOP senator: "It's unbelievable to me"

(NewsNation) — A fentanyl punishment bill is stalled in the California Senate, and state Republican lawmakers are growing impatient.


If passed, it would allow voters to decide whether or not Alexandra’s law should go into effect, which would establish harsher punishment on those behind deadly fentanyl deals.
That law would require judges to warn convicted fentanyl dealers that they could face murder charges if another drug deal ends in death.
The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.
Despite being introduced as a bipartisan bill, Democrats remain divided on the issue.
California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones said the hold-up lies with four Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Public Safety Committee who fear this bill will lead to longer sentencing for drug dealers.

This is truly hilarious! A bill to @ least somewhat prevent recreational drug related death & the statist left senators side with death over life!

 

[Votto]

This is truly hilarious! A bill to @ least somewhat prevent recreational drug related death & the statist left senators side with death over life!

Are you suggesting people don't have a right to die you MAGA fascist you?

 

[rampart]

‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.

www.newsnationnow.com

• Bill would establish harsher punishment for those behind fentanyl deaths
• Four California Democratic senators will not vote to pass the bill
• GOP senator: "It's unbelievable to me"

(NewsNation) — A fentanyl punishment bill is stalled in the California Senate, and state Republican lawmakers are growing impatient.


If passed, it would allow voters to decide whether or not Alexandra’s law should go into effect, which would establish harsher punishment on those behind deadly fentanyl deals.
That law would require judges to warn convicted fentanyl dealers that they could face murder charges if another drug deal ends in death.
The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.
Despite being introduced as a bipartisan bill, Democrats remain divided on the issue.
California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones said the hold-up lies with four Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Public Safety Committee who fear this bill will lead to longer sentencing for drug dealers.

existing laws banning opiates and drug dealing are not enough? drug offenders have been treated with increasing severity for decades.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

To be fair, if the politicians don't do as the Cartels tell them they would probably kill them and their families and their pets and anyone they had ever associated with, including people who have petted their pets.

Just a guess.

True, it's not as if we have any law enforcement agencies who look after Americans

 

[22lcidw]

Endless movies with foreign enemies now in conflicts and none are China. North Korea is the standard bearer. An impoverished nation with nuclear weapons fomenting massive wars with hundreds of billions of dollars of equipment if not trillions in deadly conflicts. And we endure it.

 

[JGalt]

‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.

www.newsnationnow.com

• Bill would establish harsher punishment for those behind fentanyl deaths
• Four California Democratic senators will not vote to pass the bill
• GOP senator: "It's unbelievable to me"

(NewsNation) — A fentanyl punishment bill is stalled in the California Senate, and state Republican lawmakers are growing impatient.


If passed, it would allow voters to decide whether or not Alexandra’s law should go into effect, which would establish harsher punishment on those behind deadly fentanyl deals.
That law would require judges to warn convicted fentanyl dealers that they could face murder charges if another drug deal ends in death.
The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.
Despite being introduced as a bipartisan bill, Democrats remain divided on the issue.
California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones said the hold-up lies with four Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Public Safety Committee who fear this bill will lead to longer sentencing for drug dealers.

So it's settled: California's Senators are working for Mexican drug cartels.

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

‘It’s unbelievable’: California fentanyl bill stalled in Senate

The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.

www.newsnationnow.com

• Bill would establish harsher punishment for those behind fentanyl deaths
• Four California Democratic senators will not vote to pass the bill
• GOP senator: "It's unbelievable to me"

(NewsNation) — A fentanyl punishment bill is stalled in the California Senate, and state Republican lawmakers are growing impatient.


If passed, it would allow voters to decide whether or not Alexandra’s law should go into effect, which would establish harsher punishment on those behind deadly fentanyl deals.
That law would require judges to warn convicted fentanyl dealers that they could face murder charges if another drug deal ends in death.
The proposed law was named after Alexandra Capelouto, a 20-year-old woman who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2019.
Despite being introduced as a bipartisan bill, Democrats remain divided on the issue.
California Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones said the hold-up lies with four Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Public Safety Committee who fear this bill will lead to longer sentencing for drug dealers.

"Jones said the notification by the judge would act as a deterrent if the bill is passed." too funny. That's stop people from selling drugs.

Why not "Just say no?"

"“This is just a simple notification. It tells a convicted fentanyl dealer, that if they deal again and somebody dies, they could and probably will be prosecuted for murder,” Jones said." - So, it's about notifying drug dealers?

The drug dealers would be told this as they are coming off their convictions as a possible deterrent for dealing again. - That'll stop them!

I laugh. Why? Many of the MAGA types here protested judges setting examples for some Jan 6 defendants

 

[Frankenstein]

existing laws banning opiates and drug dealing are not enough? drug offenders have been treated with increasing severity for decades.

You mean like giving them free narcan when for when they OD, clean needles so they can OD, how about providing free cancer treatments instead!

 

[rampart]

You mean like giving them free narcan when for when they OD, clean needles so they can OD, how about providing free cancer treatments instead!

free cancer treatments? what kind of communist are you?

as for the narcan and clean needles:

1. is drug possession or use a capital offense in ca?
2. the public policy goal is to prevent the proliferation of disease in a vulnerable population as aprotection for all of us.

for us, public health is a "necessary and proper" function of government, without which civilization would not be possible,

for you guys, not so much.

"this is not my responsibility" trump

 

[Frankenstein]

"Jones said the notification by the judge would act as a deterrent if the bill is passed." too funny. That's stop people from selling drugs.

Why not "Just say no?"

"“This is just a simple notification. It tells a convicted fentanyl dealer, that if they deal again and somebody dies, they could and probably will be prosecuted for murder,” Jones said." - So, it's about notifying drug dealers?

The drug dealers would be told this as they are coming off their convictions as a possible deterrent for dealing again. - That'll stop them!

I laugh. Why? Many of the MAGA types here protested judges setting examples for some Jan 6 defendants

free cancer treatments? what kind of communist are you?

as for the narcan and clean needles:

1. is drug possession or use a capital offense in ca?
2. the public policy goal is to prevent the proliferation of disease in a vulnerable population as aprotection for all of us.

for us, public health is a "necessary and proper" function of government, without which civilization would not be possible,

for you guys, not so much.

"this is not my responsibility" trump

Let them OD where is your sense of freedom, who are you to tell them they have to live?

 

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Let them OD where is your sense of freedom, who are you to tell them they have to live?

The freedom to self destruct the most personal freedom.

I recently lost a good friend to the poor choice to use.

And the OP is about a pathetic attempt by some state GOP members to score cheap political points over the tragedy of people's losses. Oh my! A law telling a judge to warn drug dealers that they could be held to tougher sentences. Oh my!

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

You mean like giving them free narcan when for when they OD, clean needles so they can OD, how about providing free cancer treatments instead!

Free cancer treatments? You would be against that?