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hay rick

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7. Agree.

Reply to okwmember (Reply #3)

Tue Jul 8, 2014, 10:48 AM

Jul 2014

A couple points:
1. The law is very restrictive compared to the amendment.
2. It's a law passed by the legislature so it can easily be modified or repealed after the election.
3. They are trying to neutralize the highly popular medical marijuana issue because they are afraid it will increase turnout- especially among younger voters. High turnout is always bad for the Republicans.
4. Rick Scott still doesn't have a soul or an intact conscience.

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So, Rick Scott did one not-stupid thing in his life: [View all] shenmue Jul 2014 OP

ok, he's not totally Voldemort, only 99.9% lol, thanks for this nt steve2470 Jul 2014 #1

I wonder what scheme Rick Scott has cooked up to defraud the government regarding this program? TexasTowelie Jul 2014 #2

While I'm glad he signed the bill, I don't think he's being particularly altruistic. okwmember Jul 2014 #3

I think you nailed it, altruism be damned with him and his cronies nt steve2470 Jul 2014 #5

Agree. hay rick Jul 2014 #7

The must be something in it for him..... Ineeda Jul 2014 #4

Ah. Let me explain. djean111 Jul 2014 #6