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My kind of testimony
Marijuana Policy Project’s Rob Kampia testified Thursday before the farce that is the U.S. Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy, and Human Resources, chaired by drug warrior Mark Souder. “Testified” is one term for what he did. “Tore them a … Continue reading
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Can our government be any more stupid?
Yes. From the Daily Telegraph: The Bush administration took the highly unusual step of sending a senior official to Congress to chastise Britain, its closest ally in the war on terrorism, for dragging its feet in the fight against drugs. … Continue reading
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