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In reply to the discussion: Hickenlooper Signs First Bills In History To Establish A Legal, Regulated Pot Market [View all]ancianita
(43,167 posts)23. Thanks for the heads up. We just want them for the marijuana laws, then we'll send them right back.
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Hickenlooper Signs First Bills In History To Establish A Legal, Regulated Pot Market [View all]
kentuck
May 2013
OP
But I don't think the Feds care. They will start busting legal sellers immediately. n-t
Logical
May 2013
#9
They are busting legal medical marijuana stores in California. No difference. See.....
Logical
May 2013
#12
Do you think the DUers are not grown up enough to decide what to read and what to reject for
sabrina 1
May 2013
#48
I was zinging the censors. I just don't want to keep using the sarcasm smilie.
FrodosPet
May 2013
#55
What difference does it make what a state decides to do? Good for Colorado for tying taxes and
sabrina 1
May 2013
#49
So what??? What has that got to do with the Feds wasting OUR tax dollars on something
sabrina 1
May 2013
#57
And what does any of that have to do with the Feds interference in what the states decide?
sabrina 1
May 2013
#60
Well, that is great news. I guess I just need the justice department to make their ruling. n-t
Logical
May 2013
#47
One of the regulations that will be challenged is the legal limit of "stoned driving"
Mr. David
May 2013
#13
Dear Coloradoans, could you all please send him and your legislators over here to Illinois?
ancianita
May 2013
#20
Thanks for the heads up. We just want them for the marijuana laws, then we'll send them right back.
ancianita
May 2013
#23
So, if I buy some in Denver, where on my drive home to Chicago am I most likely to get busted?
Gidney N Cloyd
May 2013
#27
If I drive from Denver to Chicago via Idaho I deserve to get busted for something.
Gidney N Cloyd
May 2013
#30
