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Lawmakers Offer Sobering Holiday Message

By Warren Rojas
Posted June 30, 2015 at 12:30pm

By Warren Rojas and JM Rieger

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Thinking about hitting the road after knocking back a whole mess of eggnog? This Greek chorus of sitting politicos won’t hear of it. This cacophony of concern is brought to you by the nearly three dozen lawmakers who cut anti-drunk driving spots for the Beer Institute this holiday season.

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