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Drug Czar celebrates productivity of drug users
In announcing some annual celebration of work through the Department of Labor, drug czar John Walters notes: 75 percent of the nation‰s current illegal drug users are employed. So much for Pete’s couch. Thanks, John, for taking the time to … Continue reading
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Finally, now we’ll get that drug war in Mexico solved.
Condoleeza Rice is going to Puerto Vallarta.
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The future of the troubled ONDCP
Jag Davies has an excellent post at the ACLU blog: Cascade of Reports Condemn Drug Czar‰s Office Certainly, I’d like to see the drug czar’s office disappear into a sink-hole caused by the office’s own black-hole-like lack of integrity. However, … Continue reading
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The drug war continues to wreak havoc in Mexico
Sometimes I wonder if I have anything new to say about this. The constant litany of articles about the drug war in Mexico are depressing: Soldiers beheaded in Mexico, drug war suspected Violence Escalates At least 21 dead in Mexico … Continue reading
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