Tim Kaine actually said...

"Eighty percent of those were opioids, and of that number, 80% of the opioid overdoses were people whose addiction began when a doctor wrote them a prescription."

"In Virginia, 1,460 people died of overdoses in 2016, and that was an 18% increase from the previous year."

"The increase in the number of deaths in Virginia, as in Tennessee, as the Chairman indicated, was largely attributed to the flooding of the market with fentanyl."

"Would you try to do the same thing in Medicaid?"