Photo: www.thenightmareblog.com |
A Colorado newspaper has published an extraordinary, ringing endorsement for the state’s booming marijuana industry.
Photo: www.thenightmareblog.com |
A Colorado newspaper has published an extraordinary, ringing endorsement for the state’s booming marijuana industry.
Photo Courtesy Stoney McStonerson |
Stoney: “You can save yourself a ton of pain if you just SHINE.” |
Colorado’s Stoney Haze McStonerson is proof that not only can marijuana activists be intelligent and effective — they can also be quite easy on the eyes.
Reality Catcher |
Marijuana’s going mainstream. |
Six House Democrats have filed a bill in the Washington State Legislature to legalize marijuana.
Photo: normstamper.com |
Norm Stamper of LEAP: “Legalizing pot but not other drugs will leave huge social harms unresolved” |
With marijuana legalization apparently headed for the California ballot in 2010, Seattle’s former police chief is asking, “Why stop there?”, reports Matt Coker in the OC Weekly.
cencalhhp.com |
A District of Columbia councilman Monday said he wants to move quickly to establish regulations for distributing medical marijuana now that Congress voted to lift an 11-year ban on medicinal pot in the nation’s capital.
Photo: NORML Foundation |
From left, Ken Wolski, Jacki Rickert, and Jim Miller at October’s rally at the Wisconsin State Capitol. |
The Wisconsin Legislature will hold a public hearing Tuesday to debate SB 368, the Jacki Rickert Medical Marijuana Act, which would allow seriously ill patients to use cannabis without fear of arrest if their doctor recommends it.
theskunk.org |
Congress respecting the will of the people? What’s next, democracy? |
Eleven years later, it’s about time: The U.S. Senate today passed historic legislation to end the decade long ban on implementation of the medical marijuana law Washington, D.C., voters passed with 69 percent of the vote in 1998.
Federal Art Project |
“A weed is a flower, too, once you get to know it.” ~ Eeyore from “Winnie The Pooh”
Washington state pot advocates who thought they had to choose between a marijuana decrim bill ($100 fine for under 40 grams) and the status quo (including a mandatory night in jail for possessing any amount) just got another choice. A state lawmaker introduced a bill Monday to legalize marijuana in the state.
KUNC |
A commentator on Denver public radio has called the War on Drugs a failure, and has endorsed the legalization of marijuana.