Obama's War on Fun
The president breathes new life into the Nanny State
How a fruity, brightly colored malt beverage drove politicians to madness in two short years
What can today's antiprohibitionists learn from their predecessors?
The government has no business attacking caffeinated alcoholic drinks
If state alcohol monopolies were good at serving consumers, they'd have no reason to exist.
If lawmakers are serious about saving lives, they should focus on impairment, not alcohol.
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