As a medley of border violence, recessionary pressure, international criticism and popular acceptance steadily undermines America’s decades-long effort to eliminate drugs and drug use, the U.S. movement to legalize marijuana is gaining unprecedented momentum.
Once derided and dismissed by lawmakers, law enforcers and the law-abiding alike, marijuana reform is sweeping the nation, although the federal government appears committed—at least for ...
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People, I't time. The war is over. The government, not the people, lost. After billions of dollars, thousands of kids life"s ruined for simple possession, It's time.
I think the author was correct, Obama will be a little more eager to take a position in his second term.
More hard supporting evidence would have been useful. Unsourced statements, e.g. police in Tucson and Phoenix reporting increases in drug related crimes weaken the article.
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