Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:00:50 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Exit Strategy










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Dear Franklin,




Tell the drug czar the federal government should get out of the way so states 
can try new drug policies. 

Sign the Petition
Remember when the new drug czar, Gil Kerlikowske, told the Wall Street Journal 
he wanted to end the war on drugs? Well, it’s time for him to come up with an 
exit strategy.
Right now he’s working on his blueprint for the next three years of U.S. drug 
policy.  Let's make sure he abandons not just the rhetoric, but the reality of 
the drug war. Let's help the drug czar end this failed war.
You and I both know there's a long list of ways he could make our drug policies 
better, but I've picked out three big strategies to get him on the right track.
Between now and the end of the year, I'll be inviting you to sign on to support 
each of these recommendations, and then I'll present them all to Mr. 
Kerlikowske.
The first recommendation builds on growing momentum in California for making 
marijuana legal, and on our Election Day victory in Maine, which allows 
nonprofits to grow and distribute marijuana for medical use: 
Get the federal government out of the way so states can try new policies.
We need all options on the table when it comes to dealing with drug use in our 
country, and the states are the perfect place to innovate and find out what 
works. 
The Obama administration is on the right track with its new guidance to federal 
prosecutors that they should not arrest medical marijuana patients who are 
complying with state law. Let's ask the drug czar to make this hands-off 
approach part of the official U.S. drug policy.
That would be a big step in building an exit strategy for the war on drugs.
Sincerely,

 
 
Ethan Nadelmann
Executive Director
Drug Policy Alliance Network





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