On the recordDecember 16, 2020
If we let powerful people cover up the facts, avoid accountability, or create a government-sponsored OxyContin business, that's not justice; it's offensive and wrong.
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congress.govIf we let powerful people cover up the facts, avoid accountability, or create a government-sponsored OxyContin business, that's not justice; it's offensive and wrong.
Maura Healey criticizes the lack of accountability for powerful entities involved in the opioid crisis.
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