On the recordMarch 20, 2017
Addiction doesn't understand politics. It doesn't understand income. It doesn't understand race or where someone's from.
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congress.govGreg Walden: “Addiction doesn't understand politics. It doesn't understand income. It doesn't understand race or where someone's from.”
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Walden emphasizes the universal impact of the opioid crisis across different demographics.
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