2004 Post-Election Analysis

Return to Drug War News: Don't Miss Archive

The Impossible Will Take A Little While; from WorkingForChange.com (US Web), 11/19/04

Prospects for Drug Reform at the Federal Level During the Next Four Years; from The Drug War Chronicle (US Web), 11/12/04

Bush Touts Texan For Attorney General Job; from The Dallas Morning News (TX), 11/11/04

Editorial: Second Chance To Reform '3 Strikes'; from The San Francisco Chronicle (CA), 11/7/04

Eight Reforms for Our Next President; from The Drug Policy Alliance (US Web), 11/4/04

Critics Of '3 Strikes' Law Plan To Continue Push For Change; from San Jose Mercury News (CA), 11/4/04

Medical Marijuana Laws Approved in West; from Associated Press (US), 11/4/04

Resistance Is Not Futile; from American Patriot Friends Network (US Web), 11/4/04

Ashcroft Likely To Leave Post; from Associated Press (US), 11/4/04

17 Of 20 Marijuana Initiatives Pass; from The Marijuana Policy Project (US Web), 11/3/04

Now What? First, We Kill the Media; from The NarcoSphere (US Web), 11/3/04

Four More Years; from Independent Progressive Politics Network (US), 11/3/04

For the latest drug war news, visit our friends and allies below

We are careful not to duplicate the efforts of other organizations, and as a grassroots coalition of prisoners and social reformers, our resources (time and money) are limited. The vast expertise and scope of the various drug reform organizations will enable you to stay informed on the ever-changing, many-faceted aspects of the movement. Our colleagues in reform also give the latest drug war news. Please check their websites often.

The Drug Policy Alliance

Drug Reform Coordination Network

Drug Sense and The Media Awareness Project