“The five-year White House drug policy emphasizes prevention and treatment, but it could do even more. … Overall, it still spends about two-thirds of its budget on enforcement and one-third on prevention and treatment. The government can, and should, continue its war on drugs, and keep tipping the balance toward greater prevention and treatment (young people who make it to age 21 without developing an addiction are unlikely to develop one after that age).”
—Christian Science Monitor