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eridani

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40. You are way ahead of WA State here

Reply to Turn CO Blue (Reply #35)

Tue Mar 22, 2016, 05:21 AM

Mar 2016

Though we did just get a bill passed for industrial hemp. I have gotten a couple of state legislators about how this could be linked to a CBD industry. Have gotten sympathetic replies, but it wasn't included this year.

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Supreme court rejects states' efforts to overturn Colorado marijuana law [View all] Eugene Mar 2016 OP

K & R MichaelSoE Mar 2016 #1

Colorado sure isn't complaining. geomon666 Mar 2016 #2

Too busy with lots of things. lark Mar 2016 #26

Forgot we're also busy with hospitals here using CBD oil to control epileptic seizures, often Turn CO Blue Mar 2016 #35

You are way ahead of WA State here eridani Mar 2016 #40

Time for nation-wide legalization. Scuba Mar 2016 #3

This TeamPooka Mar 2016 #11

Nope, it's only safe in Colorado Orrex Mar 2016 #13

Dear Hillary, please save us from piano playing. Scuba Mar 2016 #14

Play faster! PLAY FASTER! n/t backscatter712 Mar 2016 #22

Wheeeew! I was worried about that William Seger Mar 2016 #4

Good. Nationwide legalization! Dont call me Shirley Mar 2016 #5

Here in Oregon legalization of pot has been going ahead without problems. Thom Hartmann said on Akamai Mar 2016 #6

That's 3.5 million in taxes on the first month of recreational sales. Not year. Month. Bluenorthwest Mar 2016 #8

thanks for correcting my numbers ! I was listening to the Thom Hartmann podcasts in my car! Akamai Mar 2016 #38

Yeah. Same in Colorado. backscatter712 Mar 2016 #24

Good point about dire consequences... Moostache Mar 2016 #29

Sales of Doritos also up by wide margins. nt Fantastic Anarchist Mar 2016 #30

LOL Brother_Love Mar 2016 #31

Good! mountain grammy Mar 2016 #7

serious warning SCantiGOP Mar 2016 #9

So sad to see two states that the Republicans have bankrupted randr Mar 2016 #41

Good. Don't let the stupid in Nebraska and Oklahoma rub off on Colorado. GoneFishin Mar 2016 #10

Prohibition is a failed public policy, again. nt TeamPooka Mar 2016 #12

You're not seeing the big picture ... Scuba Mar 2016 #16

It's a WINNING policy if you make money locking people up. Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2016 #20

Now that's ROI, baby! Imagine if you own a drug warrior supporting business! Ed Suspicious Mar 2016 #25

I guess the Okies from Muscogee are still in charge Fritz Walter Mar 2016 #15

Some States want to team-up with the Feds and go after Americans. We need to vote those Rs OUT. Sunlei Mar 2016 #17

You should post this in the Cannabis Group also SHRED Mar 2016 #18

Just getting rid of that ahole Scallia Cryptoad Mar 2016 #19

What's next? Some governor is going to roll tanks from the National Guard over the border? Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2016 #21

so much for states rights lame54 Mar 2016 #23

Are you kidding me? lark Mar 2016 #27

I am not sure if you are aware of this... lame54 Mar 2016 #34

Glad to see that. lark Mar 2016 #36

Good! nt riderinthestorm Mar 2016 #28

Good. TowneshipRebellion Mar 2016 #32

Now, now, baby steps, baby steps fasttense Mar 2016 #33

Colorado keep looking better & better GOLGO 13 Mar 2016 #37

Since when does one state have the right liberalhistorian Mar 2016 #39

Out of curiosity, has anyone on DU been to a grass shop in CO? LanternWaste Mar 2016 #42