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February 3 - February 8, 2022
In the fall of 1978, a relatively conservative member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Dan White, resigned from his post. He felt disappointed and discouraged from constantly losing battles to Harvey Milk and the emerging progressive majority on the board. White had also grown to resent the significant pay cut that he took from leaving his job as a firefighter to become supervisor. He was under stress from both him and his wife working side jobs, and resigned abruptly from the board without consulting or informing his supporters in advance.
The culture of coddling contributed to the opioid epidemic, some believe.
Another absurd unsubstantiated claim. Couldn’t be pharmaceutical companies that are culpable for this. There are definitely not any criminal charges there. The US Justice department definitely didn’t have to intervene. Can’t think of any other books on this issue. This is definitely the fault of progressive politicians 🙄