Washington Could Learn a Lot From a Drug Addict
Washington Could Learn a Lot from a Drug Addict – Washington’s chronic overspending is just like a junkie’s addiction to drugs. Unless the cycle of addiction is broken, our economic and unemployment situation will continue to suffer. Washington is out of time. To avoid hitting rock bottom, Washington must cut spending today. To spread this message, Washington Could Learn a Lot has created this video. Learn more at washingtoncouldlearnalot.com. Update: Now, our economic situation has deteriorated even further. We are now approaching trillion in debt and Congress has raised the debt ceiling 11 times in the past ten years. Washington Could Learn a Lot is a project of Public Notice Research & Education Fund (PNREF). PNREF is an independent non-profit dedicated to educating the American people about economic policy and the principles of economic freedom. Through our education and awareness projects, PNREF will explore the future consequences of public policies being enacted today.
Bay Village parents learn drug abuse is a problem in the suburbs, too
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BALQUIER: Facts, logic, common sense support legalization of marijuana
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Anti-drug organizations like D.A.R.E filled our heads with the notion that marijuana would destroy futures and lead adolescents down a path of drug abuse and failure. Movies such as “Dazed and Confused” depicted stoners as deadbeats. Possession of …
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Study: Alcohol, drug abuse counselors don't always require total abstinence
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WASHINGTON – Compared to a survey conducted nearly 20 years ago, about twice the proportion of addiction counselors now find it acceptable for at least some of their patients to have a drink occasionally – either as an intermediate goal or as their …
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