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Reconciliation first, public health last
Clallam County Public Health claims to protect our community—but its 2024 report reveals a different mission: reconciliation programs and “harm reduction” policies that enable addiction rather than prevent it. From free pizza parties for addicts to county-sanctioned meth pipes, Narcan, and even “boofing bags,” downtown Port Angeles has become an open-air drug market. One resident’s Saturday morning walk exposes the devastation: overdosed bodies, drug trafficking hubs, and neighborhoods terrorized while county leaders call it compassion. Is this public health—or government-assisted suicide?…
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