COLUMBUS, Ohio – Like millions of Americans, Diane Urban watched the first presidential debate last month at home with her family.
When it was over, she turned off the television and climbed into the bed her 25-year-old son Jordan used to sleep in.It was where she found Jordan's lifeless body after he overdosed on the opioid fentanyl one morning in April 2019.After watching President Donald Trump target the son of former Vice President Joe Biden for his history of substance abuse, Urban was reminded again of the shame her son lived with during his own battle with addiction.“I just think that Trump doesn’t understand addiction,” said Urban, 53, a Republican from Delphos, Ohio, who voted for the president in 2016.The exchange over Hunter.