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10. I would not vote for GOP over this issue but if Obama drops the ball on this

Reply to Garion_55 (Reply #1)

Thu Dec 13, 2012, 01:10 PM

Dec 2012

it would not surprise me to see the GOP figure out what math is once again like Obama should be in regards to legalization.

Obama has schooled the GOP with common sense and mathematics so far. Will the fear of political backlash from a dying cultural taboo overcome Obama's keen sense of math and objectivity? I guess we'll find out soon.....

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how about leaving pot smokers alone? Garion_55 Dec 2012 #1

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so angry! Garion_55 Dec 2012 #8

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