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WinniSkipper

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15. I agree that it is not a party issue

Thu Apr 26, 2012, 11:21 AM

Apr 2012

...but I would hope that when a (heavily) republican house passes it with such support, that it would not be a Dem standing in the way.

As baby boomers age I had thought the move towards decriminalization would accelerate. Didn't happen as fast as I thought it would. You make a great point about about the average pattern of use.

I do think that MMJ will help lead the way to decriminalization - at least for reasonable quantities. There is a goldmine of taxes available through legalization/medical use

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New Hampshire passes legislation to become the 17th legal mmj state [View all] RainDog Apr 2012 OP

You know, I just get the sense that eventually we'll all get there. We're closer now gateley Apr 2012 #1

Polls certainly indicate the trend favors an end to this prohibition RainDog Apr 2012 #2

When my generation comes into power (Millennial) Harmony Blue Apr 2012 #16

The world on it's head. trof Apr 2012 #3

Just goes to show you got root Apr 2012 #4

sadly, that's not strange RainDog Apr 2012 #5

If anyone has quick access to population stats RainDog Apr 2012 #6

Excellent news! Ruby the Liberal Apr 2012 #7

Looks like more support for mmj in the NE than West RainDog Apr 2012 #8

You should get in on the ground floor with NYC_SKP and I Ruby the Liberal Apr 2012 #9

well, I'm not too crazy about the junk food plan RainDog Apr 2012 #11

Great to hear WinniSkipper Apr 2012 #10

here's an article RainDog Apr 2012 #12

Thanks for this RainDog WinniSkipper Apr 2012 #13

this is not a party issue RainDog Apr 2012 #14

I agree that it is not a party issue WinniSkipper Apr 2012 #15