Hello Prop. 19ers!
There are 61 Days left in this chapter of the struggle.
So now marijuana is a threat to marriage?--BLOG
http://www.opposingviews.com/i/so-now-marijuana-is-a-threat-to-marriage
Now anyone who is familiar with Calvina already knows of her propensity toward lunacy -- Here's just one example, "Truly sick people who deserve legitimate medical treatment have been duped into believing that marijuana will help them, while in reality it is hurting them." -- but this time, in her vitriol against California's Prop. 19, she really outdoes herself, arguing that regulating the adult use of cannabis is a threat to... marriage!
California's Prop. 19--Poll Tracking--Polltracker/Talking Points Memo
http://polltracker.talkingpointsmemo.com/contests/2010-ca-prop-19
Check out this trend....
The battle over Prop. 19--Socialist Worker
http://socialistworker.org/2010/09/01/battle-over-proposition-19
ON NOVEMBER 2, Proposition 19--the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010--will be on the ballot in California. If it passes, it will allow adults 21 years or older to possess, cultivate or transport marijuana for personal use.
Support Growing for Prop. 19--Pantagraph
http://www.pantagraph.com/news/opinion/mailbag/article_84b6634c-b551-11df-9515-001cc4c002e0.html
In November, the voters of California get to vote on Proposition 19 to legalize, tax and regulate marijuana. The polls say the proposition has a good chance of passing, though the last weeks before the election will be crucial to how this turns out.
Legalize marijuana to stop cartel violence--Gary Johnson--Las Cruces Sun--NM
http://www.lcsun-news.com/las_cruces-opinion/ci_15950679
There were 72 bodies found on a ranch 90 miles south of the Texas border -- obvious victims of a drug cartel massacre. Bullets have been hitting public buildings in El Paso and the Washington Post is reporting that at least $20 billion a year in cash is being smuggled across the U. S. border each year. What is it going to take to convince the federal government that current drug policies are not working? The fact is that the current drug laws are contributing to an all-out war on our southern border - all in the name of a modern-day prohibition that is no more logical or realistic than the one we abandoned 75 years ago?
Tony Newman and Stephen Gutwillig--Prop. 19 already a winner
http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/ci_15929419?source=most_viewed
Californians have a chance to make history in November when they vote on Proposition 19, which would legalize marijuana for adults over 21. Polls collectively show voters split but leaning toward this momentous stand against failed marijuana prohibition. Ten weeks from Election Day, it's clear how much Prop. 19 has already accomplished for the drug policy reform movement.
Who could kill Prop. 19?
http://informant.kalwnews.org/2010/09/marijuana-wednesday-who-could-kill-proposition-19/
Polls are showing Proposition 19, the ballot measure that if passed, would legalize recreational marijuana in California, on the up and up. So what could stop it now? Rolling Stone's upcoming issue includes a feature by Ari Berman, "Just Say Now," on the marijuana legalization debate underway in California. And the piece contains some interesting predictions on how Proposition 19 will play out politically. Specifically, the piece mentions three things that might kill the measure:
Baca: MMJ Operations are being taken over by criminals...
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local-beat/Marijuana-Collectives-Are-Being-Taken-Over-by-Criminals-Baca-Says-102011863.html
"The medicinal marijuana program that voters authorized years ago has been hijacked by underground drug dealing criminals who are resorting to violence in order to control their piece of the action," Baca said.
'Gateway' Fears unfounded
There are 61 Days left in this chapter of the struggle.
So now marijuana is a threat to marriage?--BLOG
http://www.opposingviews.com/
Now anyone who is familiar with Calvina already knows of her propensity toward lunacy -- Here's just one example, "Truly sick people who deserve legitimate medical treatment have been duped into believing that marijuana will help them, while in reality it is hurting them." -- but this time, in her vitriol against California's Prop. 19, she really outdoes herself, arguing that regulating the adult use of cannabis is a threat to... marriage!
California's Prop. 19--Poll Tracking--Polltracker/Talking Points Memo
http://polltracker.
Check out this trend....
The battle over Prop. 19--Socialist Worker
http://socialistworker.org/
ON NOVEMBER 2, Proposition 19--the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010--will be on the ballot in California. If it passes, it will allow adults 21 years or older to possess, cultivate or transport marijuana for personal use.
Support Growing for Prop. 19--Pantagraph
http://www.pantagraph.com/
In November, the voters of California get to vote on Proposition 19 to legalize, tax and regulate marijuana. The polls say the proposition has a good chance of passing, though the last weeks before the election will be crucial to how this turns out.
Legalize marijuana to stop cartel violence--Gary Johnson--Las Cruces Sun--NM
http://www.lcsun-news.com/las_
There were 72 bodies found on a ranch 90 miles south of the Texas border -- obvious victims of a drug cartel massacre. Bullets have been hitting public buildings in El Paso and the Washington Post is reporting that at least $20 billion a year in cash is being smuggled across the U. S. border each year. What is it going to take to convince the federal government that current drug policies are not working? The fact is that the current drug laws are contributing to an all-out war on our southern border - all in the name of a modern-day prohibition that is no more logical or realistic than the one we abandoned 75 years ago?
Tony Newman and Stephen Gutwillig--Prop. 19 already a winner
http://www.santacruzsentinel.
Californians have a chance to make history in November when they vote on Proposition 19, which would legalize marijuana for adults over 21. Polls collectively show voters split but leaning toward this momentous stand against failed marijuana prohibition. Ten weeks from Election Day, it's clear how much Prop. 19 has already accomplished for the drug policy reform movement.
Who could kill Prop. 19?
http://informant.kalwnews.org/
Polls are showing Proposition 19, the ballot measure that if passed, would legalize recreational marijuana in California, on the up and up. So what could stop it now? Rolling Stone's upcoming issue includes a feature by Ari Berman, "Just Say Now," on the marijuana legalization debate underway in California. And the piece contains some interesting predictions on how Proposition 19 will play out politically. Specifically, the piece mentions three things that might kill the measure:
Baca: MMJ Operations are being taken over by criminals...
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/
"The medicinal marijuana program that voters authorized years ago has been hijacked by underground drug dealing criminals who are resorting to violence in order to control their piece of the action," Baca said.
'Gateway' Fears unfounded