Group Hails End of Drug War in Full-Page Ad
Sends thanks to voters in Colorado and Washington State
In a full-page ad in today's New York Times, the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) thanks the citizens of Washington and Colorado for voting to legally regulate and tax marijuana—signaling "the beginning of the end for the costly and unjust war on drugs." The ad, created by Fenton, also recognizes US Presidents Clinton and Carter, NY Governor Cuomo, President Santos of Colombia, and other political leaders for their efforts to end the war on drugs. The headline: "80 Years After the End of Prohibition, Prohibition is Finally Coming to An End."
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