"The back-alley drug dealers ... are now in your homes, in your kid's bedroom and in your child's dorm room," she said. "Those kids, I don't need to tell you, are so adept on that Internet - I got my password from my 14-year-old - and those kids have access to an entire pharmacy. All they need is a credit card.""
She's a DEA administrator and her 14 year old had a password to an online pharmacy? Seems to me she should be keeping a closer eye on her child. Amazing that some parents are too lazy or too caught up in their own lives to watch their kids. They want the govt to do it for them. Seems I have read other statements by this Tandy, and she's a real piece of work.
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