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Action Alert: Stop the Department of Justice from using funds to crack down on medical marijuana AMENDMENT TO H.R. 5326, AS REPORTED OFFERED BY MR. ROHRABACHER OF CALIFORNIA At the end of the bill (before the short title), insert the … Continue reading →

34 National and State Organizations Send Sign on Letter to Administration Regarding Enforcement of Federal Marijuana Laws Dear President Obama: We, the 18 national and 16 state organizations below are writing to commend your Administration for its efforts to enforce … Continue reading →

Johnson: I Can Win Presidency “I don’t think either Obama or Romney are offering up solutions to the problems that the country faces,” Johnson said. “I think that the Libertarian Party really embraces the best of what we really care … Continue reading →

Drug War under fire Student’s ordeal: How was Daniel Chong lost in DEA detention?. This absolutely appalling incident by the DEA is getting the national attention it should and hopefully the student will get a fat paycheck from the lawsuit. … Continue reading →

One of the major failures of public policy has been the inability to consider or craft drug policy that actually narrowly targets real problems. Those who research policy have often pointed out a couple of verifiable facts of drug use … Continue reading →

Mike Riggs nails it with his description of the love-fest given to the Obama drug war by the Center for American Progress today: How the Obama Administration Plans to Convince Progressives That it Ended the War on Drugs Step 1: … Continue reading →

Here’s a 1-2 combination that I could really support. OK, LP… Make this happen.

Yes, it’s our old friend John P. Walters with Legalized Drugs: Dumber Than You May Think Are the calls for legalization merely superficial​—​silly background noise in the context of more fundamental problems? Does this talk make any difference? Well, suppose … Continue reading →

Robert Sharpe has a good letter in the Dallas News in response to Kevin Sabet. Don’t be fooled by Sabet’s vision of a kinder, gentler drug war. The vast majority of illicit drug users are marijuana smokers, many of whom … Continue reading →