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Drug addiction shouldn’t be criminalized
- Republican presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina said Monday that the United States needs to change the way it treats drug addicts. "Drug addiction shouldn’t be criminalized," Fiorina said during a conference call with reporters on Monday, soon after announcing her long-shot run for the White House. "We need to treat it appropriately."
A moment after Jeb Bush jokingly admitted to smoking pot four decades ago (‘Sorry Mom’), Fiorina brought the drug debate back to Earth by recalling the death of her stepdaughter.
Nov 1, 2015 · “I lost a daughter to drug addiction,” she said in September at a luncheon of a Republican Women’s Club in Greenville, South Carolina. This month at a megachurch in Plano, Texas, she reiterated...
- mkruse@politico.com
Sep 17, 2015 · "I buried a child to drug addiction," Fiorina said. Lori Ann Fiorina was 34 when she died. She had struggled with alcoholism and drug abuse for years, entering rehab three times.
Sep 20, 2015 · During Wednesday night’s GOP debate, Carly Fiorina argued that we need to invest more to treat drug addiction, an issue that has sad personal resonance for the candidate. Her stepdaughter...
The Story Behind Carly Fiorina's Emotional Debate Moment: 'I Buried a Child to Drug Addiction' "We need to tell young people the truth. Drug addiction is an epidemic," said Republican...
During the second GOP debate, Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina shared a personal story about the loss of her stepdaughter to drugs.
Sep 17, 2015 · “I very much hope that I am the only person on this stage who can say this,” Carly Fiorina said at Wednesday night’s debate, “but I know there are millions of Americans out there who will say the...
