News (Media Awareness Project) - US GA: LTE: Candidate's Stance On Drugs Is Dopey |
| Title: | US GA: LTE: Candidate's Stance On Drugs Is Dopey |
| Published On: | 2002-07-08 |
| Source: | Atlanta Journal-Constitution (GA) |
| Fetched On: | 2008-01-23 00:26:50 |
CANDIDATE'S STANCE ON DRUGS IS DOPEY
In response to the recent article in which congressional candidate Roger
Kahn states he might be open to legalizing certain drugs ("Candidate forum
gets jolt," @issue, June 26): If Kahn wants to be a public servant, he's
off to a bad start.
Taking illegal narcotics isn't a decision that affects just one person.
Drugs destroy families.
Decriminalizing drugs says society accepts their use. I'm not willing to
accept that. Georgia's medical community isn't willing to accept that.
CASSIE COLE, Atlanta
In response to the recent article in which congressional candidate Roger
Kahn states he might be open to legalizing certain drugs ("Candidate forum
gets jolt," @issue, June 26): If Kahn wants to be a public servant, he's
off to a bad start.
Taking illegal narcotics isn't a decision that affects just one person.
Drugs destroy families.
Decriminalizing drugs says society accepts their use. I'm not willing to
accept that. Georgia's medical community isn't willing to accept that.
CASSIE COLE, Atlanta
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