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The Budgetary Effects of Ending Drug Prohibition would save $100 billion per year, not to mention we could treat people instead of have them rotting in prison (and rates of HIV/HEP C go down; look at Portugal...) #opioidcrisis #CJReform

Innovative governance or privatizing cities ... via @MargRev:

New figures from the @CatoInstitute estimate that US state and local governments spent a total of $29billion on drug prohibiton in 2016; including $12.7bn on heroin & cocaine, and $6bn on cannabis

Excited to be in Washington D.C. for @DeseretNews covering today’s @CatoInstitute conference on how #adoption became a #culturewar issue and potential #solutions @RobinFretwell @walterolson

All farm bills are bad, pure creatures of the D.C. swamp, regardless of which party is in power, but Republicans appear to have worked overtime to make certain that this one confirmed the party’s worst stereotypes. http://j.mp/2slvJjA

A U.S. college education costs 297% more now than it did in 1979. Meanwhile, a Happy Meal costs 40% less. The first is subsidized; the second isn't. (source: http://j.mp/2JB795Z )

One of the worst things for public education in the history of America was when the Federal Government decided it was a good idea to guarantee every student loan they gave out. Education quality got worse and tuition went up.

Bingo

Both the American and Korean delegations of the U.S. Congress – Republic of Korea National Assembly Exchange Program visited @CatoInstitute yesterday as part of their eight days together in DC.