The two-pronged strategy for federal marijuana policy reform. A startling development on the ObamaCare front.

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July 1, 2019

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Alive Again: The Two-Pronged Strategy for Federal Marijuana Policy Reform ([link removed] )

If advocates for reform are successful, we will be one step closer to the criminal justice system the American people demand and deserve

- “Alive Again: The Two-Pronged Strategy for Federal Marijuana Policy Reform ([link removed] ) ,” by Jeff Vanderslice

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Bahrain: The Next Middle East Powder Keg? ([link removed] )

Our hypocritical policies allow the autocratic monarchy (and the Saudis) to crack down on the Shia there. Don’t be surprised if Iran steps in.

- “Bahrain: The Next Middle East Powder Keg?, ([link removed] ) ” by Ted Galen Carpenter

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Misunderstandings on the WTO, Trade, and the Environment ([link removed] )

Supporters of trade liberalization and environmentalists should agree that lower trade barriers are needed for renewable energy products.

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Executive agencies are on notice that it’s no longer ‘anything goes’ when they rewrite their own rules, that judges will hold their feet to the statutory fire.

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