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“bullet” Reason’s Jacob Sullom asks in Bush on Steroids, “Why must sports by drug-free? The irony is that legal restrictions and league bans on steroids discourage athletes who use them from seeking medical guidance, so they’re more at risk than … Continue reading →

With just a few days until marijuana is downgraded from class B to class C in England, the attempts to scare people can get downright silly. Yesterday as I reported, various papers covered the suddenly revealed inquest results (from over … Continue reading →

We already know that the feds just go crazy over the issue of medical marijuana — they’re that afraid of it. Whether it’s federal armed raids on medical marijuana groups operating legally under state law, or the DEA’s refusal to … Continue reading →

Ted at Women’s Hoops has some additional perspective on the State of the Union steroid section and why Bush would never go after supplements. Orrin Hatch is one of the most powerful Republican Senators and also ahuge backer of the … Continue reading →

For those didn’t watch the State of the Union but wanted to know what he said about drugs: One of the worst decisions our children can make is to gamble their lives and futures on drugs. True. And it’s a … Continue reading →

The Sun “reports” First death by dope. A more detailed version of the article is available at the Telegraph (requires registration): Cannabis is blamed as cause of man’s death. Here are some quotes from that article: A man of 36 … Continue reading →

So with Dennis Kucinich getting only 1.3% of the delegates in Iowa, is Drug WarRant changing its endorsement? No, I am not. Kucinich is still in the race and still has, by far, the best position on medical marijuana, marijuana … Continue reading →

Here’s the deal: GRAMNET – the Grand, Routt and Moffat Narcotics Enforcement Team (which included a DEA agent) raided a Hayden, Colorado home in mid-October. They seize two ounces of marijuana and some pipes. It turns out Don Nord is … Continue reading →

Friday in the New York Daily News, hack A.M. Rosenthal gives us I Kicked the Habit. I was only a youngster at the time, but I still remember, to the precise moment, the day many decades ago when some rich … Continue reading →

Whatever career you may choose for yourself–doctor, lawyer, teacher–let me propose an avocation to be pursued along with it. Become a dedicated fighter for civil rights. Make it a central part of your life. It will make you a better … Continue reading →