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Century, Pub. L. No. 105-178, Title VII, Subtitle A,

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214. Charles V. Peña, in "The Anti­Drunk Driving

sponsored by National Crime Prevention Council,

Campaign: A Covert War against Drinking," un-

June 11­14, 2000, Washington.

published white paper, www.motorists.org/issues

206. Ibid.

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207. Center for Consumer Freedom, "Anti-Alcohol

215. Florida Senate Bill 1456 and Florida House

Foundation Is a Duck," September 9, 2003, www.

Bill 189, www.flsenate.gov/session/index.cfm?

consumerfreedom.com/headline_detail.cfm?HEA

BI_Mode=ViewBillInfo&Mode=Bills&SubMenu=

DLINE_ID=2111.

1&Year=2003&billnum=1456.

208. Mindus, p. 2.

216. MADD, Tax Form #990, 2001, www.madd.

org/docs/form990_2001.pdf.

209. Jennifer Yachnin, "Police Setting Up DUI

Checkpoint Saturday," Roll Call, October 10,

217. Peña.

2003.

218. Quoted in Sam Bresnahan, "MADD Struggles

210. "President of MADD Says, `You Drink &

to Remain Relevant," Washington Times, August 6,

Drive. You Lose' Campaign Hits the Mark: Drunk

2002, p. B1.

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219. See Robert Levy, "Tobacco and the Rule of

211. "It's Time to Get MADD All Over Again:

Law," in The Cato Handbook for Congress, the 106th

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Congress (Washington: Cato Institute, January

Impaired Driving, A Report from the MADD

2000), chap. 22.

Impaired Driving Summit," MADD, June 2002, p.

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19, www.madd.org/docs/policy_summit_book

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212. "Bio Info: James Fell," ActivistCash.com, www.

221. See "City and County Officials Discuss Curbs

consumerfreedom.com/activistcash/bio_detail.cf

on Smoking," New York Times, August 29, 2002.

m?BIO_ID=1959.

Note also Marc Kaufman, "Surgeon General Favors

213. Transportation Equity Act of the 21st

Tobacco Ban," Washington Post, June 4, 2003, p. A1.

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