The latest Monitoring the Future survey is out. Like any collection of statistics about marijuana, the drug warriors will spin them to advance the agenda of drug-testing, discriminating against, locking up, and re-educating adults who choose marijuana over martinis, Marlboros, Midol, or morphine.
The latest Monitoring the Future survey is out. Like any collection of statistics about marijuana, the drug warriors will spin them to advance the agenda of drug-testing, discriminating against, locking up, and re-educating adults who choose marijuana over martinis, Marlboros, Midol, or morphine.
60 percent of those surveyed in the West support the legalization of marijuana, with only 37 percent opposed.
On Monday, Oct. 29, Veterans for Measure 80, will be holding a press conference at 11:00 am (Pacific) to share why they support Measure 80 and common-sense marijuana regulation in Oregon.
The opponents of Oregon’s Measure 80 to legalize marijuana have taken to plagiarizing each other’s reefer madness essays in local newspapers.
Voters in Washington State and Colorado will be deciding whether to legalize marijuana use for all adults 21 and older, even the healthy ones, with no license, registration, doctor’s evaluation, or fee. And the polls show the public is on our side.
A government survey was published this week that shows that American teenagers are now smoking marijuana more than they are smoking cigarettes.
Man, it’s bad enough you get into the Octagon with a guy who pummels your face and body and attempts to break your joints and tries to choke you into unconsciousness and you lose. But then some pencil pushers ban you from making a living for a year and take sixty-five grand out of your bank account because you picked an ADHD remedy that your home state approves of, but the federal government does not.
In the wake of a national poll saying 56 percent of likely American voters favor legalizing marijuana, the group NORML Women’s Alliance plans to hold candidates’ feet to the lighter. The organization will be asking candidates for L.A. County Superior Court judge what they think of medical marijuana.
The latest public opinion poll to ask Americans about legalizing marijuana like alcohol and tobacco shows 56% agree with the idea, according to Rasmussen Reports. The support for marijuana legalization rises if it is to be sold only in pharmacies. 62% of voters believe that American consumer demand is “a major factor in the drug violence and gang warfare in Mexico and Central America.” In response to the violence, nearly half (47%) of all Americans are open to the idea of legalizing marijuana and cocaine if that would reduce border violence.
