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Texas taxpayers are learning one more way that they're paying for the war on drugs: by spending $3 million dollars on steroid testing that only found 2 positive tests. That's two tests out of 10,000 kids tested, indicating that the $3 million was spent on a drug that was being used by about 2 hundredths of one percent of the student population that was tested.
That's one way to blow $3 million, I suppose.
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Hey, if we save just one child it's worth all the effort. This effort was 200% effective!
Posted by: Christopher Formulak | July 04, 2008 at 11:33 AM