Monthly Archives: November 2014

Tuesday was definitely a great day for drug policy reform. With cannabis outperforming most of the candidates, it may even start to sink in with more politicians that opposing drug policy reform is bad politics and not worth the “contributions” … Continue reading →

This is the day – get out and vote. Post election stories, results, discussions here. Here’s a pretty good preview of today’s marijuana votes: If Legal Cannabis Wins in the US Midterms, It’s No Thanks to the Democratic Party Update … Continue reading →

This coming Saturday, November 8, I will be one of the speakers at the Students for Liberty Regional Conference in Chicago, at Loyola University. I’ll be discussing the drug war’s assault on liberty. 2014 SFL Chicago Regional Conference Hope to … Continue reading →

You may have heard recently that the UK government had a study come out (after they tried to suppress it) that basically showed that enforcement has no significant effect on drug use — that the drug war is not only … Continue reading →