US Drug Policy

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The paper explores the U.S. approach to significant challenges through the lens of "wars" declared by various presidents, such as the war on poverty, terrorism, and drugs. It argues that these initiatives, while ambitious, have not achieved total success. Instead, the author suggests that a more effective strategy may involve setting lower, more attainable goals rather than pursuing grandiose, overarching battles. This analysis provides insight into the complexities of U.S. policy and its implications for international politics, particularly concerning drug-related issues.