- Video: What We Saw at the Occupy Wall Street Protest
- President Obama Is Just Another Drug Warrior
- Trusting the President to Kill
- Rebuilding and Modernizing Wisconsin Interstates With Toll Financing
- New Reason.tv Videos
- New at Reason
Video: What We Saw at the Occupy Wall Street Protest
Reason.tv visited the Occupy Wall Street protests at Liberty Square in Lower Manhattan, to talk with the protesters.
Occupy Wall Street: A Manifesto
Video: Police Officer Beats Occupy Wall Street Protesters With Baton
Occupy DC Digs Democracy, Doesn't like War, Corporations, or The Two Party System
Occupy Wall Street: Ghosts of Seattle '99 and Nader 2000?
Some Really Interesting Reporting & Writing on Occupy Wall Street
President Obama Is Just Another Drug Warrior
In his Reason magazine cover story, Jacob Sullum examines President Obama’s transformation into a full-fledged drug warrior and his increasing embrace of the failed drug policies of the presidents before him. Before winning the White House, Obama called the drug war “an utter failure;” said he advocated a “public health” approach to drugs emphasizing treatment and training instead of prison; and said he would “stop the DEA’s raids on Oregon medical marijuana growers” because "our federal agents have better things to do.” But the war on drugs hasn't stopped under President Obama. In fact, in California, where medical marijuana is legal, U.S. attorneys are holding a press conference today to step up the war on drugs and "outline actions targeting the sale, distribution and cultivation of marijuana."
DOJ Launches 'Coordinated Crackdown' on California Dispensaries
Gov. Gary Johnson On DOJ Crackdown
Trusting the President to Kill
Radical American-born cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, part of Al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen, was killed last Friday by a U.S. drone strike. Reason magazine's Jacob Sullum writes, "President Obama's policy regarding people linked to terrorism is clear: They are to be treated like criminal defendants with constitutional rights, except when they are treated like enemy soldiers in the heat of battle, subject to summary execution from a distance. Although this flexibility has obvious advantages in waging the never-ending war on terrorism, it threatens to transform the elected executive of a republic into a dictator with the power of life and death over his subjects."
Ron Paul: Assassination of al-Awlaki Might Be an Impeachable Offense
Rebuilding and Modernizing Wisconsin Interstates With Toll Financing
In a new study, Reason Foundation's Robert Poole outlines Wisconsin's highway needs and the existing funding gap. Poole details how toll financing can be used to reduce congestion and ensure that taxpayers don't have to pay to rebuild roads until they are built and ready to use.
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Supporting Poole's Pay-as-You-Go Roads
New Reason.tv Videos
Abandoned in Guatemala - The Failure of International Adoption Policies
Interview With John Tierney, Author of Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength
Nick Gillespie Interviews Filmmaker Ken Burns
Philosopher Matt Zwolinski on "Bleeding-Heart Libertarians," The Poor, and Social Justice
Reason.tv's Nanny of the Month
New at Reason
Friday Funnies: Class Warfare or Math?
Kurt Loder Reviews The Ides of March and Human Centipede II
John Stossel: The Government Makes Us Poor
Are Republicans or Democrats More Anti-Science?
Here Is How Mitt Romney Will Not Control Federal Spending
Mitt Romney's Lack of Principles, Vision
Why Smart Presidents Do Stupid Things
Is This House Worth $200k or a Million Dollars?
Full October Issue of Reason Magazine Online Here
Get a Reason Special Edition of the Atlas Shrugged Part I DVD
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- President Obama Is Just Another Drug Warrior
- Trusting the President to Kill
- Rebuilding and Modernizing Wisconsin Interstates With Toll Financing
- New Reason.tv Videos
- New at Reason
Video: What We Saw at the Occupy Wall Street Protest
Reason.tv visited the Occupy Wall Street protests at Liberty Square in Lower Manhattan, to talk with the protesters.
Occupy Wall Street: A Manifesto
Video: Police Officer Beats Occupy Wall Street Protesters With Baton
Occupy DC Digs Democracy, Doesn't like War, Corporations, or The Two Party System
Occupy Wall Street: Ghosts of Seattle '99 and Nader 2000?
Some Really Interesting Reporting & Writing on Occupy Wall Street
President Obama Is Just Another Drug Warrior
In his Reason magazine cover story, Jacob Sullum examines President Obama’s transformation into a full-fledged drug warrior and his increasing embrace of the failed drug policies of the presidents before him. Before winning the White House, Obama called the drug war “an utter failure;” said he advocated a “public health” approach to drugs emphasizing treatment and training instead of prison; and said he would “stop the DEA’s raids on Oregon medical marijuana growers” because "our federal agents have better things to do.” But the war on drugs hasn't stopped under President Obama. In fact, in California, where medical marijuana is legal, U.S. attorneys are holding a press conference today to step up the war on drugs and "outline actions targeting the sale, distribution and cultivation of marijuana."
DOJ Launches 'Coordinated Crackdown' on California Dispensaries
Gov. Gary Johnson On DOJ Crackdown
Trusting the President to Kill
Radical American-born cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, part of Al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen, was killed last Friday by a U.S. drone strike. Reason magazine's Jacob Sullum writes, "President Obama's policy regarding people linked to terrorism is clear: They are to be treated like criminal defendants with constitutional rights, except when they are treated like enemy soldiers in the heat of battle, subject to summary execution from a distance. Although this flexibility has obvious advantages in waging the never-ending war on terrorism, it threatens to transform the elected executive of a republic into a dictator with the power of life and death over his subjects."
Ron Paul: Assassination of al-Awlaki Might Be an Impeachable Offense
Rebuilding and Modernizing Wisconsin Interstates With Toll Financing
In a new study, Reason Foundation's Robert Poole outlines Wisconsin's highway needs and the existing funding gap. Poole details how toll financing can be used to reduce congestion and ensure that taxpayers don't have to pay to rebuild roads until they are built and ready to use.
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Supporting Poole's Pay-as-You-Go Roads
New Reason.tv Videos
Abandoned in Guatemala - The Failure of International Adoption Policies
Interview With John Tierney, Author of Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength
Nick Gillespie Interviews Filmmaker Ken Burns
Philosopher Matt Zwolinski on "Bleeding-Heart Libertarians," The Poor, and Social Justice
Reason.tv's Nanny of the Month
New at Reason
Friday Funnies: Class Warfare or Math?
Kurt Loder Reviews The Ides of March and Human Centipede II
John Stossel: The Government Makes Us Poor
Are Republicans or Democrats More Anti-Science?
Here Is How Mitt Romney Will Not Control Federal Spending
Mitt Romney's Lack of Principles, Vision
Why Smart Presidents Do Stupid Things
Is This House Worth $200k or a Million Dollars?
Full October Issue of Reason Magazine Online Here
Get a Reason Special Edition of the Atlas Shrugged Part I DVD
Reason on Facebook
Reason on Twitter
Reason on YouTube
If this email has been forwarded to you and you'd like to subscribe to Reason Alert, please click here.
