In his second term, Obama will focus on drug war
According to recent whispers from Obama's camp, the next Obama administration will focus on handling the drug war in a way that will produce more positive results...
With the general election coming in the future months, voters are wondering, “What will be President Obama’s next move if re-elected?” According to recent whispers from Obama’s camp, the next Obama administration will focus on handling the drug war in a way that will produce more positive results. GQ Magazine reports:
According to ongoing discussions with Obama aides and associates, if the president wins a second term, he plans to tackle another American war that has so far been successful only in perpetuating more misery: the four decades of The Drug War.
Don’t expect miracles. There is very little the president can do by himself. And pot-smokers shouldn’t expect the president to come out in favor of legalizing marijuana. But from his days as a state senator in Illinois, Obama has considered the Drug War to be a failure, a conflict that has exacerbated the problem of drug abuse, devastated entire communities, changed policing practices for the worse, and has led to a generation of young children, disproportionately black and minority, to grow up in dislocated homes, or in none at all.
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