J.D. Vance's recent claims about marijuana being laced with fentanyl reflect outdated myths that exaggerate drug dangers, raising concerns about parental fears for children's safety.
At a Milwaukee Police Association event, Vance attributed a police source for his outlandish claim about fentanyl in marijuana, highlighting the absurdity of debunked drug myths.
Vance expressed worry for his young children using marijuana, claiming the potential for dangerous substances like fentanyl to be present is a serious concern for parents.
The cannabis debate illustrates a rare convergence in U.S. politics, yet Republican claims about the drug have increasingly leaned toward sensationalism and misinformation.
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