Theodore Bosen: Will the state GOP be able to lessen homelessness?

To the editor:

In the past few years, the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma's practices were cited for causing the opioid crisis in New Hampshire. Cinde Warmington had made $16,700 lobbying for them 26 years ago before there was an opioid crisis (New Hamphshire Public Radio). Meanwhile, John E. Sununu lobbied for them starting in 2010 and for years thereafter (National Institutes of Health). They paid him millions. But Republicans want you to believe that Warmington is the drug pusher.

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