CalvinBall wrote:put an obama sign in my yard. im all in.

CalvinBall wrote:put an obama sign in my yard. im all in.

jerseyhoya wrote:Mark Blumenthal ‏@MysteryPollster
CBS News KN poll of 500 uncommitted voters. Who won? Obama 37, Romney 30, Tie 33

That's fine. Wonder what CNN's of everyone will say.

TenuredVulture wrote:

pacino wrote:how do you think bush feels right about now? ouch

I think Bush believes that Jan 20, 2009 was the greatest day of his life and he's glad he doesn't have to put up with this nonsense anymore. He's apparently taking up painting--mostly pictures of dogs and landscapes.

kimbatiste wrote:Agreed on principle. But realistically, anyone who wouldn't vote for Obama because of this alone is probably too much a pothead to remember to make it to the polls anyway.

Phan In Phlorida wrote:with Romney winning domestic issues (economy, tax plan, etc.) handily.

CalvinBall wrote:put an obama sign in my yard. im all in.

Roger Dorn wrote:I wish someone would call out Obama over the fact that his Administration has been more aggressive than the Bush Administration in raiding and shutting down state sanctioned and legal medicinal marijuana dispensaries.

Over the past 3 years the DOJ has raided over 200 legal medical marijuana facilities,and believe it or not that's DOUBLE the rate of the Bush Administration.

What a crock, nothing like undermining the 10th Amendment and saying #$!&@ You to the states who had their own processes in place to regulate what the legislatures and people of those states democratically decided they wanted. Not to mention a big #$!&@ You to the patients who could actually use it.

Hope and Change.

Roger Dorn wrote:

kimbatiste wrote:Agreed on principle. But realistically, anyone who wouldn't vote for Obama because of this alone is probably too much a pothead to remember to make it to the polls anyway.

Right, it just irks me that states have a democratic process in place, whether it be ballot initative, referendum, etc., and the Feds just swoop in and ends it right there. People who really could use it suffer, and its a shame.

What's also a shame is that both parties are prisoners to the big pharma lobby, and of course marijuana is a huge threat and competition for them so it makes sense.

td11 wrote:If joe Biden was rude to Paul Ryan, romney last night was way worse. He has no respect for the president.

pacino wrote:

Roger Dorn wrote:

kimbatiste wrote:Agreed on principle. But realistically, anyone who wouldn't vote for Obama because of this alone is probably too much a pothead to remember to make it to the polls anyway.

Right, it just irks me that states have a democratic process in place, whether it be ballot initative, referendum, etc., and the Feds just swoop in and ends it right there. People who really could use it suffer, and its a shame.

What's also a shame is that both parties are prisoners to the big pharma lobby, and of course marijuana is a huge threat and competition for them so it makes sense.

i agree as for some cancer patients and chronic pain patients it is the ONLY thing that truly helps; however, i am less for medical marijuana as a permanent thing and more for it as a step in teh door to just full legalization. i just don't care if you want to get blitzed drinking EW and coke zero or a bong.

Roger Dorn wrote:

pacino wrote:

Roger Dorn wrote:

kimbatiste wrote:Agreed on principle. But realistically, anyone who wouldn't vote for Obama because of this alone is probably too much a pothead to remember to make it to the polls anyway.

Right, it just irks me that states have a democratic process in place, whether it be ballot initative, referendum, etc., and the Feds just swoop in and ends it right there. People who really could use it suffer, and its a shame.

What's also a shame is that both parties are prisoners to the big pharma lobby, and of course marijuana is a huge threat and competition for them so it makes sense.

i agree as for some cancer patients and chronic pain patients it is the ONLY thing that truly helps; however, i am less for medical marijuana as a permanent thing and more for it as a step in teh door to just full legalization. i just don't care if you want to get blitzed drinking EW and coke zero or a bong.

Agree 100% with this. Change occurs at a snails place in the U.S., so in my mind the first step is fully legalize medicinal. If it was up to me the Drug War would end yesterday.