Trumps base killing themselves

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wonder what the 2018 numbers will tell


Drug Overdoses Killed 72,000 in 2017, a New National Record


http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018...led-72-000-in-2017-a-new-national-record.html



Single white men more likely to die of drug misuse, ONS finds

https://www.theguardian.com/society...se-deaths-ons-report-single-white-men-england


White Overdose Deaths 50% Higher Than Blacks, 167% Higher Than Hispanics

https://www.acsh.org/news/2018/04/0...s-50-higher-blacks-167-higher-hispanics-12804


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wonder what the 2018 numbers will tell


Drug Overdoses Killed 72,000 in 2017, a New National Record


http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018...led-72-000-in-2017-a-new-national-record.html



Single white men more likely to die of drug misuse, ONS finds

https://www.theguardian.com/society...se-deaths-ons-report-single-white-men-england


White Overdose Deaths 50% Higher Than Blacks, 167% Higher Than Hispanics

There is a flaw with your premise. Single white men who abuse drugs are more likely to vote Democratic. Have a nice day.
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Those numbers are really horrible.. Don't you think that most of them are accidental overdoses?
 
Medicare? Seriously? You know only old farts like you use Medicare, don't you Andrew? Talk about a non representative sample.

You really are one dumb motherfucker like all right wingers. What makes you think Medicare is simply for the elderly?

"Results Of the 3 764 361 Medicare Part D enrollees in the 20% sample, 679 314 (18.0%) were younger than 65 years, 2 283 007 (60.6%) were female, 3 053 688 (81.1%) were non-Hispanic white, 351 985 (9.3%) were non-Hispanic black, and 198 778 (5.3%) were Hispanic. In a multilevel analysis including county and enrollee, the county of residence explained 9.2% of an enrollee’s odds of receiving prolonged opioids after adjusting for individual enrollee characteristics. The correlation between a county’s Republican presidential vote and the adjusted rate of Medicare Part D recipients receiving prescriptions for prolonged opioid use was 0.42 (P < .001). In the 693 counties with adjusted rates of opioid prescription significantly higher than the mean county rate, the mean (SE) Republican presidential vote was 59.96% (1.73%), vs 38.67% (1.15%) in the 638 counties with significantly lower rates. Adjusting for county-level socioeconomic measures in linear regression models explained approximately two-thirds of the association of opioid rates and presidential voting rates.

Conclusions and Relevance Support for the Republican candidate in the 2016 election is a marker for physical conditions, economic circumstances, and cultural forces associated with opioid use. The commonly used socioeconomic indicators do not totally capture all of those forces."
 
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