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Obama says drug legalization not answer to cartels [View all]	bluedigger	Apr 2012	OP
Obama couldn't be more mistaken about that issue.	loudsue	Apr 2012	#1
For Obama, its worse to be seen as soft on crime than endorse legalization n/t	AZ Progressive	Apr 2012	#11
You're absolutely right!	duhneece	Apr 2012	#16
Can you show me one legitimate study that concludes that	Ruby the Liberal	Apr 2012	#49
I don't believe marijuana is addicting	duhneece	Apr 2012	#88
...and we continue on the path of insanity	Bo	Apr 2012	#69
I concur your statement...nt	and-justice-for-all	Apr 2012	#70
From the posts here, I would again suggest The President Has a Growing MJ Problem	FlaGatorJD	Apr 2012	#92
Oh please	Politicalboi	Apr 2012	#2
I don't care if Republicans wants to nail them	anti-alec	Apr 2012	#17
Did you notice that the GOP has open season on him no matter what he does?	Bluenorthwest	Apr 2012	#18
Bravo!!	CrispyQ	Apr 2012	#22
sorry but he's not really a stand up kind of guy on many issues the public is ahead with nt	msongs	Apr 2012	#34
Exactly!	Phlem	Apr 2012	#51
"strong economics, rules of law and a law enforcement infrastructure"	Ken Burch	Apr 2012	#62
The problem with President Obama's logic	felix_numinous	Apr 2012	#67
Prohibition II.	PavePusher	Apr 2012	#76
sorry, President Obama, but you are wrong on that one...we've had 50 years of War on Drugs...	rfranklin	Apr 2012	#3
Whoever that's advising Obama on his drug policy	Jamaal510	Apr 2012	#4
The only way legalization will ever happen	cbrer	Apr 2012	#5
It would be an answer to the prison industrial complex	phantom power	Apr 2012	#6
Our government is addicted to the drug war. nt	killbotfactory	Apr 2012	#7
We need a Canadian, "quit prosecuting and persecuting" styled approach to drugs	Kolesar	Apr 2012	#8
Ever since the Willie Horton ads, politicians have been afraid to be seen as soft on crime n/t	AZ Progressive	Apr 2012	#9
Not the answer to winning Pres Elections. shhhhh	BootinUp	Apr 2012	#10
Not one to take a stand, is he.	Warren Stupidity	Apr 2012	#12
Anyone expect anything different from Obama on an Election Year? n/t	AZ Progressive	Apr 2012	#13
...or any year? n/t	Duer 157099	Apr 2012	#20
Obama is dead wrong	anti-alec	Apr 2012	#14
No, hes just not suicidal enough to agree that making drugs legal may be the answer.	cstanleytech	Apr 2012	#27
The fact that he's open to listening to the other leaders on this is huge imo	Voice for Peace	Apr 2012	#45
Then why isn't his methodology working?	Bluenorthwest	Apr 2012	#15
This is bullshit	limpyhobbler	Apr 2012	#19
But If You Don't Vote For Him, A Repub Might Win	SoCalMusicLover	Apr 2012	#26
I'll still vote for him. The alternative is much worse.	limpyhobbler	Apr 2012	#41
Obama walks into a war zone and states LAW ENFORCEMENT is the answer	think	Apr 2012	#21
The stupid thing here is, the William Bennett types he's trying to appease with this stance	Ken Burch	Apr 2012	#23
^ Exactly. ^ n/t	Mimosa	Apr 2012	#53
The War on Drugs is the Most Sacred Cow in Washington	AndyTiedye	Apr 2012	#24
The President really has his head up his butt	pscot	Apr 2012	#25
Really?	abelenkpe	Apr 2012	#28
Well, we did manage to outsource most of the associated violence.	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#29
+1 Nice rebuttal	think	Apr 2012	#30
What's different today? They globalized IranContra	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#33
yeah, iran-contra	newspeak	Apr 2012	#60
The drug war is so pre-9/11 thinking.	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#61
Stop listening to advisers, and do the right thing!	Gregorian	Apr 2012	#31
'He said the responsibility also rests with countries that are big destinations for the drugs	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#32
Especially if you are Wells Fargo!	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#36
Yep. So none of this has anything to do with drugs	EFerrari	Apr 2012	#37
Sigh. He knows he's wrong. He's not an idiot. He just doesn't want to pick this battle.	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#35
Not to mention without the support of both houses he cant overturn the federal laws regarding	cstanleytech	Apr 2012	#43
Yup. Like so many things on our (and his) wish list.	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#47
Not true...	Mimosa	Apr 2012	#54
In blue CA, only 46% of voters favored legal pot in 2010.	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#64
More independents and conservatives are for liberalizing drug laws.	Mimosa	Apr 2012	#71
So why isn't pot legal in Mississippi?	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#85
In related news, food not answer to hunger.	drokhole	Apr 2012	#38
Then you, sir, are a fucking idiot.	Zhade	Apr 2012	#39
I agree the policy has failed and will likely continue to fail however that doesnt make him an	cstanleytech	Apr 2012	#44
I tend not to vote for guys who want to throw me in jail.	Comrade Grumpy	Apr 2012	#40
So you'll vote for no one and let Romney win? nt	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#48
I live in a state that won't be in play. I have the luxury of considering third party candidates.	Comrade Grumpy	Apr 2012	#52
The hoary 'good cop, bad cop' tactic again	Mimosa	Apr 2012	#72
So you'll vote for some 3rd party and get Romney elected?	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#87
Living in fear isn't living	Mimosa	Apr 2012	#93
Well, the cartels certainly want strict drug laws in America. n/t	krispos42	Apr 2012	#42
...	handmade34	Apr 2012	#46
Beating the Drug-War Addiction	bluedigger	Apr 2012	#50
Legalization is PART of the answer, but not all of it, n/t	rayofreason	Apr 2012	#55
I'd say decriminalization but not legalization.	randome	Apr 2012	#66
Treatment centers for pot?	Fumesucker	Apr 2012	#74
We already have a successful study of the effectiveness of legalization..	bamacrat	Apr 2012	#56
Neither is the current plan	JonLP24	Apr 2012	#57
Really Mr. Obama.	GeorgeGist	Apr 2012	#58
I'm not going to bother	unionworks	Apr 2012	#59
On an election year, any other answer would be idiocy.	Akoto	Apr 2012	#63
Exactly. He can't get congress to pass infrastructure improvements. Legal heroin? Pfft.	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#68
So, you're saying the President is too weak to get anything done...	Mimosa	Apr 2012	#73
Ever heard of something called a filibuster?	SunSeeker	Apr 2012	#86
I think marijuana legalization will happen in quite a few states this year.	joshcryer	Apr 2012	#78
It's already on the ballot in Colorado and Washington.	Comrade Grumpy	Apr 2012	#83
Yep, I'm in Colorado. It's well done. Isn't CA trying again, too?	joshcryer	Apr 2012	#84
It's not going to happen in California this year.	Comrade Grumpy	Apr 2012	#90
We are winning the war on drugs and the war in Afghanistan	rusty fender	Apr 2012	#65
it worked for prohibition.	Kablooie	Apr 2012	#75
I honestly don't believe he believes that.	joshcryer	Apr 2012	#77
^ True^ Luck of the draw. ^	Mimosa	Apr 2012	#79
It would have improved his life greatly if he had been busted..	Fumesucker	Apr 2012	#80
I know you're being cheeky / sarcastic. But seriously? He'd be dead...	joshcryer	Apr 2012	#81
Obama's Christian beliefs are so strong they inform his policy choice on gay marriage..	Fumesucker	Apr 2012	#82
This is more than about growing your own pot.	E-Z-B	Apr 2012	#89
LOL! Good thing he already cashed Bill Maher's check! nt	cyberpj	Apr 2012	#91

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