Hell, even if every state in the U.S. made pseudoephedrine script only, Meth is still going to be here by those fine "hard working people" along our southern border.

And, speaking of writing scripts, Dingell's POS buddy from Castroland makes a case of that being useless.

U.S. Rep. John Dingell (D., Dearborn) awarded to Dr. Linares the Great Seal of the United States, the highest accolade that can be bestowed by the state of Michigan, according to the Web site.

But the government alleges Dr. Linares operated a large-scale prescription mill out of the clinic on Laplaisance Road, prescribing OxyContin and other painkillers to up to 250 patients a day, and fraudulently billed Medicare for more than $57 million.

The Cuban-born doctor, who obtained his medical degree in the Dominican Republic, was arrested Wednesday after federal agents and police raided the clinic in a shopping center on LaPlaisance Road near I-75.

Dr. Linares, 53, is charged in a criminal complaint with unlawfully distributing prescription drug controlled substances and health-care fraud. He appeared in U.S. District Court on Wednesday and was released after posting a security bond.

According to the complaint unsealed Wednesday, roughly 4,000 patients from Michigan, Ohio, and other states were prescribed more than 2 million painkillers from April 1, 2008, to March 24, 2010, at the clinic.

Perhaps, Rep. Lori, being a former sheriff, would be wiser to bring forth legislation with teeth to it instead of penalizing decent law abiding families.  I'd start with removing the weight rooms in prison and bring back chain-gangs for their exercise.  Let them clean up their own damned messes.