Vance’s anti-drug charity enlisted doctor echoing Big Pharma
An AP review found that the charity’s most notable accomplishment — sending an addiction specialist to Ohio’s Appalachian region for a yearlong residency — was tainted by ties among the doctor, the institute that employed her and Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of OxyContin.
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Team,
Ohio remains one of the hardest-hit states when it comes to drug-overdose deaths.
JD Vance said he'd do something about it. But really, his sham nonprofit’s only accomplishment was launching his own political career.
Vance's "Our Ohio Renewal" sent an addiction specialist to Ohio’s Appalachian region for a yearlong residency – a doctor with ties to the same company that manufactures OxyContin.
Despite the fact that drug addiction is a personal issue for thousands of Ohioans, it seems that Vance was more interested in helping himself get ahead, not the people he promised he'd fight for.
His actions and words have made it clear that he is dangerous for Ohio and is ready to do Big Pharma's bidding – not fight for Ohioans. JD Vance is not what Ohio needs now or ever. We can’t let this fraud get elected to the U.S. Senate.
We are working non-stop to elect Tim Ryan and defeat JD Vance this November. Will you donate $10 or more so that we can beat Big-Pharma Vance?
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P.S. – Here at the Ohio Democratic Party, we just took over the now-defunct website for JD Vance’s sham nonprofit. Visit OurOhioRenewal.com to see how we updated it!
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