Are Leaders Responding Correctly to the War on Drugs?

A growing number of politicians want tougher laws for those who sell drugs and buy them. The question we pose today, is it working? Many businesses randomly drug test and if an employee is positive, they are likely to lose their jobs, and if they are an addict they fight off the ravages of addiction on their own. The war on drugs is approaching 50 years of age and guess what? Drug use and drug related deaths have never been higher. Like staying with the same leadership approach for half a century, continuing to do what we have always done is a recipe for the problem getting worse. Listen in and perhaps you can help solve this world wide problem.

"We do need to stop the traffickingof these drugs and give law enforcement the tools they need," saidNevada's Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, lead sponsor of a bill totoughen penalties for dealing the synthetic drug xylazine.