Author Archives: Pete Guither

Good job, ACLU. U.S. Attorney Ed Kubo last week threatened to arrest doctors in Hawaii who recommend marijuana to their patients, based on his warped and completely inaccurate interpretation of the Supreme Court decision in Raich. The ACLU threatened legal … Continue reading →

… if by results you mean massive corruption, gunfights in the streets, people afraid, and an economy dependent on criminals. Reuters is reporting Tourists desert town in Mexico drug war NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico (Reuters) – A brutal drug war that … Continue reading →

The House won’t get to Hinchey/Rohrabacher amendment until tomorrow (Wednesday), so there’s still time to act. The best bet is to make a phone call. Tell them to support the Hinchey-Rohrabacher amendment to the Justice Appropriations bill. Tell them there … Continue reading →

It’s time to act. If you haven’t already, you need to contact your Congressperson and have them support the Hinchey-Rohrabacher Amendment to the Justice Appropriations bill. At this point, the best way to have an impact is to call their … Continue reading →

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The latest news is that the Hinchey-Rohrabacher Amendment is likely to actually hit the House this coming Tuesday (this is an amendment that prevents the federal government from spending money to interfere with medical marijuana patients who are following state … Continue reading →

I can only get online for very brief periods as I’m busy conducting tours and seeing shows with a group. Saw the amazing “Pillowman” (with Jeff Goldblum and Billy Crudup) on Broadway last night and am seeing “Doubt” tonight, and … Continue reading →

Tonight I saw an outstanding revival of Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf on Broadway. This line struck me: “…this was during the Great Experiment, or Prohibition, as it is more frequently called … a fine time for the crooks … Continue reading →

It’s really hard for me to follow everything while I’m out of town conducting tours and seeing six shows in six days. I don’t have a clue how I’m going to catch up with all the reactions, but I’ve been … Continue reading →

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 →