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Moshe Ichiya of Cannabliss with medical marijuana in the pre-cookie stage |
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Moshe Ichiya of Cannabliss with medical marijuana in the pre-cookie stage |
Safe Access YouTube Channel |
Here’s the iPad version. The ASA Advocacy App is available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Soon to come will be the Android version. |
Medical marijuana patient advocates now have better access to tools for getting educated and taking action. Grassroots advocacy group Americans for Safe Access (ASA) on Wednesday launched a first-of-its-kind, free iPhone application that serves the medical marijuana community.
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US soldiers try to avoid improvised explosive devices (IEDs) as they make their way through thick marijuana fields |
Graphic: Rebels With Just Cause Award |
Steph Sherer, ASA: “This kind of policy shift is a no-brainer and should garner the bipartisan support of Congress” |
Three medical marijuana bills introduced in Congress on Wednesday have the support of patient advocacy group Americans for Safe Access (ASA). The most significant of the bills is one introduced by Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), which reclassifies marijuana from its current federal status as a dangerous drug with no medical value.
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Charlie! It’s not too late to switch to cannabis! |
Boys and girls, it’s time for another story to remind us why cannabis is preferable to alcohol.
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A Texas man was convicted of marijuana charges after 78 pounds of cannabis were found packed in the tires of a pickup he drove through the border crossing in Brownsville earlier this year.
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N.Y. Attorney General candidate Kathleen Rice: “It was one of those stupid things that people do in their life and you regret and you move on” |
New York attorney general hopeful Kathleen Rice revealed Tuesday that she dabbled with marijuana and cocaine in her college days.
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Pothead-in-denial and Spider-Man star Kirsten Dunst getting high in happier times |
Hollywood hottie and party girl Kirsten Dunst, testifying in court in a purse snatching case, said that she doesn’t smoke marijuana. Asked if she used pot, the Spider-Man actress answered with a curt “No.”