BiographyGeorge Hacker heads the Center for Science in the Public Interest’s Alcohol Policy Project. He chairs the Coalition for the Prevention of Alcohol Problems, an organization that conducts anti-alcohol lobbying on the federal level.
Hacker argues in favor of the whole panoply of neo-prohibitionist restrictions on alcohol: higher taxes, restricted marketing, big warning labels, lower legal blood-alcohol content for driving, more restrictive zoning, etc., etc.
He has accused winemakers, absurdly, of “hawking America’s costliest and most devastating drug.”
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Alcohol Policy Project Director, Center for Science in the Public Interest
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