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The federal government has no role in the issue and should leave it to the States and localities, whom I would hope woul…

Yes, though only non-violent drug use or dealing. Treat drug abuse as a health crisis instead of a criminal one, release…

Yes, that way people will be less encouraged to sell drugs to people at outrageous prices, to protect drug users from fi…

Marijuana & similar tiered drugs should be legal. Addiction help should be more readily available for potent drugs.

Possibly, but increase funding for addiction prevention and rehabilitation and decriminalize drugs that offer medicinal…

If the "drug" addressed in this question includes medication drugs, I believe that it should not be criminalized, howeve…

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