The infamous comedian Tommy Chong, who combined with comic partner Cheech Marin made a living performing live shows, recording records, and making films touting the recreational advantages of marijuana use, was serious when he was quoted by WOAI on May 14 stating that he feels legalizing marijuana could save the U.S.
There will be an election for governors. This means that if a person is not pleased with the present person, the voter has a chance. If a voter thinks she or he is doing a fantastic job, and is pleased with the governor, this is the opportunity to show it. Choosing a governor is an important matter. Every governor is going to be forced to choose between cutting programs and raising taxes and fees, or a little of both. The incoming governors can ascertain whether a Democrat or Republican will hold power in the state legislatures and the U.S. House.
Trust me, with all the insomnia chemotherapy drugs, and the stress of wondering if you'll survive the chemo, never mind the cancer, you will come to appreciate.
Tommy's work and activism have made him a prime target for the U.S. authorities who detained him in 2003, for selling water pipes through the mail. After serving a 9-month sentence Tommy's belief in the culture and resolve to make marijuana legal are stronger than ever.
Oregon's recreational marijuana Act has failed. so far. That is, it has failed if the intent was to supply a method for men and women who are seriously ill to obtain marijuana as a"medicine." Whether this was their intent or not,. is conjecture. Our side sees the program as intentionally confused, with gaping loopholes allowing the continuation of illegal advertising of (supposedly legally grown marijuana).
KQED reports that there is a program to strengthen enforcement of marijuana - a move that may signal seizure of land leased to marijuana operations and cannabis club. Now, how can that be when medical marijuana is lawful? Well, here's the rub - it is prohibited under federal statute, although legal in California.
Today, have a peek at these guys let's address a few of the cat crap in American society's sandbox. This column will not be a running battle with the consumers; that is NOT why I write; the reason is for the citizens of Portland, not its' users.
I explain the importance of forms. Yes, you can get some of those form online but stop to think about for a minute. How comfortable would you be if the"authorities" visited your dispensary and requested to see your paperwork that allows you distribute marijuana to your patients. These forms are important and you will need to make sure that you are complying with state law.