Drugs

The nation’s drug policy and how government drug legislation affects American’s rights and liberty is a controversial issue. On one hand, the government must pass legislation to control America’s drug problem, and on the other the government must be careful not to infringe on American’s cherished rights. The Common Sense for Drug Policy Foundation, or CSDP, believes the U.S. government has gone too far in restricting Americans’ freedom through strict …

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