Todd Dalotto from the Oregon Advisory Committe on Medical Marijuana on Corvallis City Club Presentation for Measure 80 Legalization; Hempfest speech from Keith Stroup, backstage interview with Rick Steves, speech from Dan Rush; music by Pocket Panda live at Hempfest.
Todd Dalotto from the Oregon Advisory Committe on Medical Marijuana on Corvallis City Club Presentation for Measure 80 Legalization; Hempfest speech from Keith Stroup, backstage interview with Rick Steves, speech from Dan Rush; music by Pocket Panda live at Hempfest.
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Seattle Hempfest 2012 speeches from Sharon Ravert and Jodie Emery, backstage interview with Tanya Davis; live electronic dance music scene from the DanceSafe Stage.
Fresh off the road from Seattle Hempfest, “Radical” Russ is joined by Georgia fans Timmy Harris and Sharon Ravert; Russ’s Friday Legalization speech, Sunday DUID speech; Hempfest Main Stage music from Human Revolution
I want to dedicate this speech and this post to the hard-working volunteers for the Yes on I-502 campaign who endured boos, catcalls, jeers, taunts, angry shouts, and rude treatment at Seattle Hempfest for, unbelievably, promoting a legalization initiative that has made the ballot, has several high-profile, mainstream supporters from all walks of life, including law enforcement, is polling well, and has a good chance of passing.
The complete video from the Seattle Hempfest Debate on Washington I-502 Legalization Initiative with Steve Elliott, Kari Boiter, Keith Stroup, and Alison Holcomb, moderated by Don E. Wirtshafter.
This year, Seattle Hempfest is different. Green pot leaf buttons and t-shirts among the freedom fighters have been replaced by more red and blue rivalry than the Electoral College map. Legalization is on the ballot, known as Initiative 502 (I-502), yet Hempfest’s heroes are divided on it, with supporters sporting the blue-themed “Yes on I-502″ buttons and t-shirts and opponents sporting the red-themed “No on I-502″ colors.
