How come most of the money going to political candidates from opioid makers goes to Republicans?

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Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, under scrutiny for role in opioid crisis, are big political spenders

The company also employed the Purdue Pharma PAC to contribute to federal candidates, almost solely Republican ones.

Some family members mostly favor Republicans, while others support Democrats. The overall top recipient of the 12 family membersā€™ contributions was the Republican National Committee (RNC) with $252,700.

The biggest donor in terms of dollars in the family is Mortimer Sackler, son of the elder Mortimer Sackler who was one of the original founders and a former CEO. The younger Mortimer, currently a Purdue Pharma board member, has given $439,099, almost solely to Republican and conservative causes. Heā€™s contributed thousands to the NRSC and RNC, as well as to John Kasich and Carly Fiorina during their 2016 presidential campaigns. His wife, Jacqueline, has contributed $248,496, also favoring Republicans.

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Purdue Pharma offers $10-12B to settle 2,000+ opioid lawsuits
 
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Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, under scrutiny for role in opioid crisis, are big political spenders

The company also employed the Purdue Pharma PAC to contribute to federal candidates, almost solely Republican ones.

Some family members mostly favor Republicans, while others support Democrats. The overall top recipient of the 12 family membersā€™ contributions was the Republican National Committee (RNC) with $252,700.

The biggest donor in terms of dollars in the family is Mortimer Sackler, son of the elder Mortimer Sackler who was one of the original founders and a former CEO. The younger Mortimer, currently a Purdue Pharma board member, has given $439,099, almost solely to Republican and conservative causes. Heā€™s contributed thousands to the NRSC and RNC, as well as to John Kasich and Carly Fiorina during their 2016 presidential campaigns. His wife, Jacqueline, has contributed $248,496, also favoring Republicans.

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Purdue Pharma offers $10-12B to settle 2,000+ opioid lawsuits


There is no opiod crisis, it is all just another fabricated lie for idiot fucks like you to fall for. This is just a new red herring to go after, like going after Big Tobacco.
 
Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, under scrutiny for role in opioid crisis, are big political spenders

The company also employed the Purdue Pharma PAC to contribute to federal candidates, almost solely Republican ones.

Some family members mostly favor Republicans, while others support Democrats. The overall top recipient of the 12 family membersā€™ contributions was the Republican National Committee (RNC) with $252,700.

The biggest donor in terms of dollars in the family is Mortimer Sackler, son of the elder Mortimer Sackler who was one of the original founders and a former CEO. The younger Mortimer, currently a Purdue Pharma board member, has given $439,099, almost solely to Republican and conservative causes. Heā€™s contributed thousands to the NRSC and RNC, as well as to John Kasich and Carly Fiorina during their 2016 presidential campaigns. His wife, Jacqueline, has contributed $248,496, also favoring Republicans.

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Purdue Pharma offers $10-12B to settle 2,000+ opioid lawsuits

how come most of the money from brothels goes to Democrats?
 
Because democrats already support drug use and don't need to be bought off.
 
Democrats in Colorado Massachusetts Rhode Island are raking in millions of drugs money
 
Republicans always know where to get the best drugs.


Then why is it that it is the democrats who are always taking them?



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Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, under scrutiny for role in opioid crisis, are big political spenders

The company also employed the Purdue Pharma PAC to contribute to federal candidates, almost solely Republican ones.

Some family members mostly favor Republicans, while others support Democrats. The overall top recipient of the 12 family membersā€™ contributions was the Republican National Committee (RNC) with $252,700.

The biggest donor in terms of dollars in the family is Mortimer Sackler, son of the elder Mortimer Sackler who was one of the original founders and a former CEO. The younger Mortimer, currently a Purdue Pharma board member, has given $439,099, almost solely to Republican and conservative causes. Heā€™s contributed thousands to the NRSC and RNC, as well as to John Kasich and Carly Fiorina during their 2016 presidential campaigns. His wife, Jacqueline, has contributed $248,496, also favoring Republicans.

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Purdue Pharma offers $10-12B to settle 2,000+ opioid lawsuits

So no money like that went to any Democrats, is that your claim?

It's because they're all allowed to legally take bribes and stock options instead of doing their job which is supposed to be representing their constituents.
That shit used to be illegal.

Terms limits on Congress and Senate NOW!
 
Do this:

1. Google the biggest manufacturer's of opiods:

  • Purdue Pharma
  • Abbott Labs
  • Johnson & Johnson
  • Pfizer
  • Novartis
  • Covidien
  • Watson Pharmaceuticals
  • Endo Pharmaceuticals

2. Look up those corporation's political contributions on opensecrets.org

3. Be amazed at how many of those contributions went to Democrats.


I did that. Now goodnight.
 
What R-Derp the village idiot can't quite grasp is that big corporations tend to contribute to both parties just to be safe. They're buying influence. They do so with both Democrats AND Republicans!
 
Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, under scrutiny for role in opioid crisis, are big political spenders

The company also employed the Purdue Pharma PAC to contribute to federal candidates, almost solely Republican ones.

Some family members mostly favor Republicans, while others support Democrats. The overall top recipient of the 12 family membersā€™ contributions was the Republican National Committee (RNC) with $252,700.

The biggest donor in terms of dollars in the family is Mortimer Sackler, son of the elder Mortimer Sackler who was one of the original founders and a former CEO. The younger Mortimer, currently a Purdue Pharma board member, has given $439,099, almost solely to Republican and conservative causes. Heā€™s contributed thousands to the NRSC and RNC, as well as to John Kasich and Carly Fiorina during their 2016 presidential campaigns. His wife, Jacqueline, has contributed $248,496, also favoring Republicans.

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Purdue Pharma offers $10-12B to settle 2,000+ opioid lawsuits


What role in the opioid crisis?

Are they the ones handing out the prescriptions? Are they the ones putting the pills in their mouths?

This is about people taking pills, and asshats like you seeing a big paycheck in attacking these companies.
 
Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, under scrutiny for role in opioid crisis, are big political spenders

The company also employed the Purdue Pharma PAC to contribute to federal candidates, almost solely Republican ones.

Some family members mostly favor Republicans, while others support Democrats. The overall top recipient of the 12 family membersā€™ contributions was the Republican National Committee (RNC) with $252,700.

The biggest donor in terms of dollars in the family is Mortimer Sackler, son of the elder Mortimer Sackler who was one of the original founders and a former CEO. The younger Mortimer, currently a Purdue Pharma board member, has given $439,099, almost solely to Republican and conservative causes. Heā€™s contributed thousands to the NRSC and RNC, as well as to John Kasich and Carly Fiorina during their 2016 presidential campaigns. His wife, Jacqueline, has contributed $248,496, also favoring Republicans.

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Purdue Pharma offers $10-12B to settle 2,000+ opioid lawsuits

How come every sanctuary city is run by Democrats? EVERY. Not most.
 

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