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A message from the front lines in D.C.
If there’s anyone who has a finger on the pulse of Congress when it comes to drug policy reform, it’s probably Howard Wooldridge. LEAP’s cowboy-hat-wearing lobbyist has become a familiar figure in the Washington corridors. His LEAP on the Hill … Continue reading
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Coming to terms with the impossibility of winning a drug war
An interesting article in Newsweek: Colombia’s Failed Drug War. By some measures lvaro Uribe is the world’s most successful head of state. Since taking office in 2002, the president of Colombia has routed the ELN terrorist group, broken the FARC … Continue reading
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Smoking drugs in cars is traceable on surfaces and fabrics: 7-May-2026 -- Environmental health experts at Flinders University have found…