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musiclawyer

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8. What professional politicians say regarding MM or LM is irrelevant

Wed Jul 11, 2012, 04:23 PM

Jul 2012

All that matters is that one or both of WA and COL pass their legalization measures on NOV 6. If that happens, it's over. There is no going back. The Feds can try through litgation. But all the evidence is on the other side. And if POTUS wins, I dont even think they will even try. One successful legalization measure will be like a cluster bomb detonation underneath the wall known as the war on drugs. Shattered, never to be re-built given the data and the demographics.

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Pelosi: It would be �really important� to take on medical marijuana in Congress [View all] RainDog Jul 2012 OP

Rec! morningfog Jul 2012 #1

Oh yes, it would Woody Woodpecker Jul 2012 #2

Damn right it does. Volaris Jul 2012 #7

really? shanti Jul 2012 #12

I think the issue has already hit the tipping point with 16 states and D.C. - and because of the Vincardog Jul 2012 #3

I agree with your comment! RainDog Jul 2012 #6

K&R !!! n/t RKP5637 Jul 2012 #4

I think it is long past time Vincardog Jul 2012 #5

What professional politicians say regarding MM or LM is irrelevant musiclawyer Jul 2012 #8

Last poll I saw for Colorado showed 61% support for full legalization RainDog Jul 2012 #10

Texas, Iowa and North Carolina Democratic Parties: Decriminalize Marijuana RainDog Jul 2012 #9

"Democrats might be interested in taking changes to federal law after the election" Spoonman Jul 2012 #11

Yeah - the states are doing this, not Congress RainDog Jul 2012 #13

Contribute to the WA and COL measures musiclawyer Jul 2012 #14

Campaign to Regulate Marijuana - Colorado RainDog Jul 2012 #15

kick for the campaign n/t RainDog Jul 2012 #16