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Karen Tandy is a sick, sick individual
In the wake of the Raich ruling, the Wisconsin State Journal featured a counterpoint-style article with the question: “Medical Marijuana: Should it be legal?” On the “Yes” side is the fabulous Gary Storck – a prominent reform leader in Wisconsin. … Continue reading
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Rhode Island Gives Finger to the Supremes
Fascinating! From MPP: The Rhode Island Senate today passed medical marijuana bill S.B. 710 by a 34-2 margin. The vote signals support for medical marijuana after Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling that upheld the right of states to pass medical … Continue reading
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No more excuses
This is a rallying call, and it’s one challenge we’re ready to meet. Radley is right. Consider this a challenge. If you blogged about Raich today, give us at least three posts a week for the next three months aimed … Continue reading
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USA Today Editorial
COURT’S RULING ON MARIJUANA REEKS OF ‘REEFER MADNESS’ … The Court’s 6-3 decision was a stretched interpretation of the clause in the Constitution that gives Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce. Under Monday’s ruling, growing marijuana at home for … Continue reading
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