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Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg bake brownies
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Update on Drug War Victim Jonathan Ayers
Jonathan Ayers was a pastor at the Shoal Creek Baptist Church. One of the people he had been helping was a woman who had a history of problems. One day he gave her a ride and talked to her to … Continue reading
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Open Thread
Follow-up on the Ashley III Halsey story… As a reminder, Halsey reported, as the main point of his story, that a government study said something which it clearly did not. This is not a he-said-he-said situation, or something that’s open … Continue reading
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Can we have some science reporting with integrity, please?
There’s nothing like marijuana to completely unhinge the integrity of science reporting. Any study that reveals some bit of information that could be interpreted in a way that could lead in a direction of eventually showing harmful effects about marijuana … Continue reading
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More bad OpEds
You know you love ’em. You love to trash ’em. Sure, some of you complain that I even give space to these ravings, but I figure it’s part of our entertainment. First up, from The Olympian in Washington is Jill … Continue reading
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For the ONDCP, lying is more than just a means to an end, it’s a way of life
Ben Morris at MPP points out that the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy has updated their information to reflect new policy from the American Medical Association, while at the same time actually leaving out that new policy. … Continue reading
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Happy Belated Birthday
It was Bill’s birthday yesterday, and I forgot to mention it. Mr. Rights was born (ratified) on December 15, 1791, making him… oh, pretty old now (you do the math). His mind is clear and sharp as a tack, but … Continue reading
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Oh, no! Teens can read.
Dr. Nora Volkow, director of National Institute on Drug Abuse, regarding the recent Monitoring the Future survey: The other things that are worrisome have to do with the indicators of attitudes. For example, in the case of marijuana, we have … Continue reading
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We’re not in it for the short haul
We’ve had some good (and some volatile) discussions in comments recently, particularly over what constitutes drug policy reform and its end goals. This is quite healthy (as long as we avoid the name-calling). We have a number of people who … Continue reading
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Drug Czar tries pathetic attempt at spin
It’s Monitoring the Future time again. That annual release of the study of teens and drug use, where the ONDCP goes to great lengths to cherry-pick the results to show: The drug war is working. There are serious problems (not … Continue reading
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