Congress on Speed
Partisan Conflict Led to Many Problems in 1986 Drug Law
The Huffington Post (US)
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
If Congress were functioning properly, it would take the time to consider the many potential improvements in drug policy that could save lives by preventing overdose, reducing the spread of HIV, and lessening violence, preventing crime, and saving money. With a commitment to governing, instead of grandstanding, Congress could make a careful analysis and weigh the alternatives.
