Junkies 4 Trump or The Law & Order Criminals

[JBvM]

Incredible! Many of those calling for Law & Order no matter the cost, and criminals, and they absolutely love Trump? Drug addled voters. It must be like a YUGE convention of Rush Limbaugh clones. And wasn't Rush promising to leave America in 2010?


[ Conclusions and Relevance Support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 election is a marker for physical conditions, economic circumstances, and cultural forces associated with opioid use. The commonly used socioeconomic indicators do not totally capture all of those forces. ]

Association of Chronic Opioid Use With US County Presidential Voting Patterns in 2016

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Support for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election was greatest in the counties with the highest rates of chronic prescription opioid use, according to a new study published this week in the journal JAMA Network Open.

The study found that Trump received about 39 percent of the 2016 vote in the 638 counties with the lowest rates of long-term (90-day supply or more) Medicare opioid prescriptions but about 60 percent of the vote in the 693 counties with the highest rates of long-term opioid use. All told, on a scale from zero to 100, where zero indicates no correlation and 100 indicates perfect correlation, the relationship between chronic opioid use and the 2016 presidential vote scored a 42. } - WAPO

 

[Thinker101]

Incredible! Many of those calling for Law & Order no matter the cost, and criminals, and they absolutely love Trump? Drug addled voters. It must be like a YUGE convention of Rush Limbaugh clones. And wasn't Rush promising to leave America in 2010?


[ Conclusions and Relevance Support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 election is a marker for physical conditions, economic circumstances, and cultural forces associated with opioid use. The commonly used socioeconomic indicators do not totally capture all of those forces. ]

Association of Chronic Opioid Use With US County Presidential Voting Patterns in 2016

snippet {
Support for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election was greatest in the counties with the highest rates of chronic prescription opioid use, according to a new study published this week in the journal JAMA Network Open.

The study found that Trump received about 39 percent of the 2016 vote in the 638 counties with the lowest rates of long-term (90-day supply or more) Medicare opioid prescriptions but about 60 percent of the vote in the 693 counties with the highest rates of long-term opioid use. All told, on a scale from zero to 100, where zero indicates no correlation and 100 indicates perfect correlation, the relationship between chronic opioid use and the 2016 presidential vote scored a 42. } - WAPO

Really!? You fricken liberals have spent days if not weeks pissing and moaning about letting illegals cross the border and want open borders. Now you idiots want to cry about Law and Order.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Incredible! Many of those calling for Law & Order no matter the cost, and criminals, and they absolutely love Trump? Drug addled voters. It must be like a YUGE convention of Rush Limbaugh clones. And wasn't Rush promising to leave America in 2010?


[ Conclusions and Relevance Support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 election is a marker for physical conditions, economic circumstances, and cultural forces associated with opioid use. The commonly used socioeconomic indicators do not totally capture all of those forces. ]

Association of Chronic Opioid Use With US County Presidential Voting Patterns in 2016

snippet {
Support for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election was greatest in the counties with the highest rates of chronic prescription opioid use, according to a new study published this week in the journal JAMA Network Open.

The study found that Trump received about 39 percent of the 2016 vote in the 638 counties with the lowest rates of long-term (90-day supply or more) Medicare opioid prescriptions but about 60 percent of the vote in the 693 counties with the highest rates of long-term opioid use. All told, on a scale from zero to 100, where zero indicates no correlation and 100 indicates perfect correlation, the relationship between chronic opioid use and the 2016 presidential vote scored a 42. } - WAPO

You deplorables aren’t just stupid racist Nazi morons! You’re on drugs too!

Democrats 2018 winning message.

 

[JBvM]

Really!? You fricken liberals have spent days if not weeks pissing and moaning about letting illegals cross the border and want open borders. Now you idiots want to cry about Law and Order.

So the First Lady and many Republicans are now the liberals? They were the ones who protested the treatment of children and calling cages Tender Age facilities

 

[petro]

JHC...
Mexican crying child thread #739.
See #1,59,247, and 622 for my comments.

I am done with this shit.

 

[whitehall]

Apparently stoned lefties can't even put a logical sentence together. Here's an example "many of those calling for law and order no matter the cost, and criminals, and they absolutely love Trump". What does that mean? Wouldn't you think druggie lefties who thought that President Trump was soft on opiate abuse would keep silent and let it happen? Why would JAMA release statistics alleging a connection between opioid prescriptions to political affiliation?

 

[Dan Stubbs]

Incredible! Many of those calling for Law & Order no matter the cost, and criminals, and they absolutely love Trump? Drug addled voters. It must be like a YUGE convention of Rush Limbaugh clones. And wasn't Rush promising to leave America in 2010?


[ Conclusions and Relevance Support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 election is a marker for physical conditions, economic circumstances, and cultural forces associated with opioid use. The commonly used socioeconomic indicators do not totally capture all of those forces. ]

Association of Chronic Opioid Use With US County Presidential Voting Patterns in 2016

snippet {
Support for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election was greatest in the counties with the highest rates of chronic prescription opioid use, according to a new study published this week in the journal JAMA Network Open.

The study found that Trump received about 39 percent of the 2016 vote in the 638 counties with the lowest rates of long-term (90-day supply or more) Medicare opioid prescriptions but about 60 percent of the vote in the 693 counties with the highest rates of long-term opioid use. All told, on a scale from zero to 100, where zero indicates no correlation and 100 indicates perfect correlation, the relationship between chronic opioid use and the 2016 presidential vote scored a 42. } - WAPO

The street sale are up 34 percent and moving up, we look for a 188 percent increase in street sales of Heroin and Pot. No this does not include the States that made pot legal. The Heroin increase is because it is cheaper then the Pills that Doctors sell. The Street vendor are giving them the info on safe use so that no one get OD on the stuff and they are advising to buy Nar Co in case they get to much. Trump is good for Street drugs. I should say this covers Penn, West VA.

 

[JBvM]

JHC...
Mexican crying child thread #739.
See #1,59,247, and 622 for my comments.

I am done with this shit.

The First Lady and most of Trump's allies in positions of power spoke out

 

[JBvM]

Apparently stoned lefties can't even put a logical sentence together. Here's an example "many of those calling for law and order no matter the cost, and criminals, and they absolutely love Trump". What does that mean? Wouldn't you think druggie lefties who thought that President Trump was soft on opiate abuse would keep silent and let it happen? Why would JAMA release statistics alleging a connection between opioid prescriptions to political affiliation?

because they do research? and they are medical pros? Next time you're ill go see Palin and Joe the Fakey Plumber

 

[JBvM]

Incredible! Many of those calling for Law & Order no matter the cost, and criminals, and they absolutely love Trump? Drug addled voters. It must be like a YUGE convention of Rush Limbaugh clones. And wasn't Rush promising to leave America in 2010?


[ Conclusions and Relevance Support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 election is a marker for physical conditions, economic circumstances, and cultural forces associated with opioid use. The commonly used socioeconomic indicators do not totally capture all of those forces. ]

Association of Chronic Opioid Use With US County Presidential Voting Patterns in 2016

snippet {
Support for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election was greatest in the counties with the highest rates of chronic prescription opioid use, according to a new study published this week in the journal JAMA Network Open.

The study found that Trump received about 39 percent of the 2016 vote in the 638 counties with the lowest rates of long-term (90-day supply or more) Medicare opioid prescriptions but about 60 percent of the vote in the 693 counties with the highest rates of long-term opioid use. All told, on a scale from zero to 100, where zero indicates no correlation and 100 indicates perfect correlation, the relationship between chronic opioid use and the 2016 presidential vote scored a 42. } - WAPO

The street sale are up 34 percent and moving up, we look for a 188 percent increase in street sales of Heroin and Pot. No this does not include the States that made pot legal. The Heroin increase is because it is cheaper then the Pills that Doctors sell. The Street vendor are giving them the info on safe use so that no one get OD on the stuff and they are advising to buy Nar Co in case they get to much. Trump is good for Street drugs. I should say this covers Penn, West VA.

I blame Obama and Hillary