Our top priority should be reducing access to opioids in order to prevent people from using them and becoming addicted, EVEN IF it means we invest less money and effort in treatment.
Our top priority should be reducing access to opioids in order to prevent people from using them and becoming addicted, EVEN IF it means we invest less money and effort in treatment. Strongly Favor
Our top priority should be reducing access to opioids in order to prevent people from using them and becoming addicted, EVEN IF it means we invest less money and effort in treatment. Somewhat Favor
Our top priority should be reducing access to opioids in order to prevent people from using them and becoming addicted, EVEN IF it means we invest less money and effort in treatment. Somewhat Oppose
Our top priority should be reducing access to opioids in order to prevent people from using them and becoming addicted, EVEN IF it means we invest less money and effort in treatment. Strongly Oppose
Our top priority should be reducing access to opioids in order to prevent people from using them and becoming addicted, EVEN IF it means we invest less money and effort in treatment. Not Sure
Sentencing for dealing and distributing opioids should be sharply increased, EVEN IF this means putting further strains on our overcrowded prisons.
Sentencing for dealing and distributing opioids should be sharply increased, EVEN IF this means putting further strains on our overcrowded prisons. Strongly Favor
Sentencing for dealing and distributing opioids should be sharply increased, EVEN IF this means putting further strains on our overcrowded prisons. Somewhat Favor
Sentencing for dealing and distributing opioids should be sharply increased, EVEN IF this means putting further strains on our overcrowded prisons. Somewhat Oppose
Sentencing for dealing and distributing opioids should be sharply increased, EVEN IF this means putting further strains on our overcrowded prisons. Strongly Oppose
Sentencing for dealing and distributing opioids should be sharply increased, EVEN IF this means putting further strains on our overcrowded prisons. Not Sure
All treatment centers should be covered by federal and other health insurance, EVEN IF this will sharply increase taxes and health insurance costs for everyone.
All treatment centers should be covered by federal and other health insurance, EVEN IF this will sharply increase taxes and health insurance costs for everyone. Strongly Favor
All treatment centers should be covered by federal and other health insurance, EVEN IF this will sharply increase taxes and health insurance costs for everyone. Somewhat Favor
All treatment centers should be covered by federal and other health insurance, EVEN IF this will sharply increase taxes and health insurance costs for everyone. Somewhat Oppose
All treatment centers should be covered by federal and other health insurance, EVEN IF this will sharply increase taxes and health insurance costs for everyone. Strongly Oppose
All treatment centers should be covered by federal and other health insurance, EVEN IF this will sharply increase taxes and health insurance costs for everyone. Not Sure
Nonviolent opioid-use offenders should be released from prison providing they attend community treatment centers, EVEN IF this puts large numbers of opioid users back out on the streets.
Nonviolent opioid-use offenders should be released from prison providing they attend community treatment centers, EVEN IF this puts large numbers of opioid users back out on the streets. Strongly Favor
Nonviolent opioid-use offenders should be released from prison providing they attend community treatment centers, EVEN IF this puts large numbers of opioid users back out on the streets. Somewhat Favor
Nonviolent opioid-use offenders should be released from prison providing they attend community treatment centers, EVEN IF this puts large numbers of opioid users back out on the streets. Somewhat Oppose
Nonviolent opioid-use offenders should be released from prison providing they attend community treatment centers, EVEN IF this puts large numbers of opioid users back out on the streets. Strongly Oppose
Nonviolent opioid-use offenders should be released from prison providing they attend community treatment centers, EVEN IF this puts large numbers of opioid users back out on the streets. Not Sure
We should require occasional random drug testing for certain groups of people, such as those on public assistance or students, EVEN IF this unfairly singles them out.
We should require occasional random drug testing for certain groups of people, such as those on public assistance or students, EVEN IF this unfairly singles them out. Strongly Favor
We should require occasional random drug testing for certain groups of people, such as those on public assistance or students, EVEN IF this unfairly singles them out. Somewhat Favor
We should require occasional random drug testing for certain groups of people, such as those on public assistance or students, EVEN IF this unfairly singles them out. Somewhat Oppose
We should require occasional random drug testing for certain groups of people, such as those on public assistance or students, EVEN IF this unfairly singles them out. Strongly Oppose
We should require occasional random drug testing for certain groups of people, such as those on public assistance or students, EVEN IF this unfairly singles them out. Not Sure
We should make naloxone, an overdose treatment drug, widely and cheaply available without prescription, EVEN IF this encourages addicts to experiment with ever more dangerous drugs.
We should make naloxone, an overdose treatment drug, widely and cheaply available without prescription, EVEN IF this encourages addicts to experiment with ever more dangerous drugs. Strongly Favor
We should make naloxone, an overdose treatment drug, widely and cheaply available without prescription, EVEN IF this encourages addicts to experiment with ever more dangerous drugs. Somewhat Favor
We should make naloxone, an overdose treatment drug, widely and cheaply available without prescription, EVEN IF this encourages addicts to experiment with ever more dangerous drugs. Somewhat Oppose
We should make naloxone, an overdose treatment drug, widely and cheaply available without prescription, EVEN IF this encourages addicts to experiment with ever more dangerous drugs. Strongly Oppose
We should make naloxone, an overdose treatment drug, widely and cheaply available without prescription, EVEN IF this encourages addicts to experiment with ever more dangerous drugs. Not Sure