Charlie Crist on Drugs
Republican
More penalties against drugs; more funds for enforcement
Crist supports the following principles concerning drugs:
Increase penalties for selling illegal drugs.
Impose mandatory jail sentences for selling illegal drugs.
Impose capital punishment for convicted international drug traffickers.
Strengthen current laws dealing with non-controlled substances, including inhalants and commercially available pills.
Increase funding of federally-sponsored drug education and drug treatment programs.
Source: Congressional 1998 National Political Awareness Test Nov 1, 1998
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