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In the discussion thread: 74% of Voters, Across the Political Spectrum: Stop Interfering with State MMJ laws [View all]

Wed May 16, 2012, 04:37 AM

RainDog (24,221 posts)

18. LOL

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if you don't like to read it, hide the thread. no one is forcing you to read anything on this site.

interesting, tho, about that Oregon Attn Gen's office election, huh?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=691702

Ellen Rosenblum, friend of medical marijuana, defeated former interim US Attorney Dwight Holden, foe of medical marijuana, by a margin of 63% to 37% for the Democratic attorney general nomination in a campaign where the therapeutic herb was a BIG issue

Although Holton was heavily favored early in the race, he was targeted for defeat by medical marijuana patients and their advocates after threatening medical marijuana providers and their landlords with property confiscation, and overseeing several medical marijuana raids while serving as interim U.S. Attorney last fall. In addition, Holton had pledged to work with Republican legislators who are “anxious” to change the medical marijuana law. With no Republican on the ballot in November, Rosenblum is all but certain to be the state’s next Attorney General.

Looks like Democrats who bet on your side of this issue are losers with the majority of Democrats - and the American people.

But you go ahead and spout that bullshit. I'm sure there are some Republicans who will buy it.

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64 replies	Author	Time	Post
74% of Voters, Across the Political Spectrum: Stop Interfering with State MMJ laws [View all]	RainDog	May 2012	OP
How come only	Politicalboi	May 2012	#1
I think this needs to be a federal issue too	RainDog	May 2012	#4
And think of the deficit reduction	ArcticFox	May 2012	#2
agreed. n/t	RainDog	May 2012	#8
Much of the country feels the same way.	Jamaal510	May 2012	#11
Here's a guy striking a blow for the other side. Most of the	brewens	May 2012	#3
strange	RainDog	May 2012	#6
I could see the cops "inspecting" his place to make sure he's not cheating. I imagine	brewens	May 2012	#41
So, How is this still perceived as a political hot-button issue?	Webster Green	May 2012	#5
I agree	RainDog	May 2012	#7
I regret that I have only one rec to give to this thread.	Warren DeMontague	May 2012	#9
Rec'd. Even though ai have stopped smoking.	StrictlyRockers	May 2012	#10
hard to believe, but	RainDog	May 2012	#12
I havent smoked it for over a decade.	Warren DeMontague	May 2012	#13
I get it	RainDog	May 2012	#19
look below..	frylock	May 2012	#31
Another "OMG, law breakers are pissed", and a MMJ thread.	boppers	May 2012	#14
And was that your advice to gay couples in Texas prior to the Lawrence Decision?	Warren DeMontague	May 2012	#15
...	RainDog	May 2012	#20
Best response to my post.	boppers	May 2012	#21
Corporations are not people? Tell that to Tom Daubert.	Comrade Grumpy	May 2012	#28
authoritarians don't give a shit..	frylock	May 2012	#34
He opened a business?	boppers	May 2012	#45
The business isn't looking at a 20-year prison sentence, Mr. Daubert is.	Comrade Grumpy	May 2012	#52
this isn't about corporations. this is about mmj patients	RainDog	May 2012	#29
This message was self-deleted by its author	Warren DeMontague	May 2012	#16
Yeah.	Warren DeMontague	May 2012	#17
LOL	RainDog	May 2012	#18
This isn't another "OMG, law breakers are pissed", and a MMJ thread	bupkus	May 2012	#23
sadly, some people don't get it	RainDog	May 2012	#27
Also legal elsewhere, but not in the US:	boppers	May 2012	#47
LOLOL!!!!	RainDog	May 2012	#49
Are you in favor of MMJ laws against selling to children?	boppers	May 2012	#50
I think the lunatics have taken over the asylum	RainDog	May 2012	#51
So, you're in favor of the raids under Obama, if they take out those breaking the regulations?	boppers	May 2012	#53
LOL	RainDog	May 2012	#55
Uhm...	boppers	May 2012	#56
I'm done with you	RainDog	May 2012	#57
If you had cancer, I'd be more than happy to hook you up with legal growers, not some "mill".	boppers	May 2012	#58
How insulting.	Webster Green	May 2012	#25
this is about changing the laws, einstein	frylock	May 2012	#32
it seems that you cannot grasp the below	bubbalubagus	May 2012	#39
Yeah, because the Law is protecting people... or sumtin'	fascisthunter	May 2012	#43
Most people are compassionate to those who	glowing	May 2012	#22
A Dutch study indicated regulation reduces teen use	RainDog	May 2012	#30
i had at least 10 different sources available when i was in high school	frylock	May 2012	#33
most anyone could find cannabis, even now	RainDog	May 2012	#40
Prescription Meds v Weed	chickypea	May 2012	#24
I just got a prescription for a "muscle relaxant" from my doctor	bupkus	May 2012	#26
About the same number who OPPOSED Mandates without a Public Option,	bvar22	May 2012	#35
something is rotten in the state of Denmark	RainDog	May 2012	#38
rec even tho like many others i stopped bc of work	bubbalubagus	May 2012	#36
Wow - they really tried to pass off that bullshit argument?	RainDog	May 2012	#37
x-posting the judge's plea for pot	RainDog	May 2012	#42
Kicked and recommended.	Uncle Joe	May 2012	#44
I hope President Obama and the Justice Department take note of this poll and change course.	boxman15	May 2012	#46
I hope they take note of it too	RainDog	May 2012	#48
Legalize NOW!	sarcasmo	May 2012	#54
uh	Go Vols	May 2012	#59
you are, obviously, a horrible person	RainDog	May 2012	#60
This message was self-deleted by its author	Go Vols	May 2012	#61
kick	Go Vols	May 2012	#62
Living in a police state means never getting your voice heard.	Rex	May 2012	#63
Reminds me of Lysenkoism	RainDog	May 2012	#64

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