check this out on Newsday- www.newsday.com/opinion/oped/marijuana-legalization
Unfortunately, "The page you requested cannot be found." I believe a true conservative wants the government out of our daily lifes. Having said that, a politician always has ulterior motives!
agree, but their motives for wanting it legal matter much less to me as long as they follow through rather than give it lip service until in office. the article is still on newsday, but it won't show from here for some reason... some conservatives only want the govt to not intrude on THEIR lives, everyone else needs to be "governed" more closely because they "don't understand"...NO ONE has EVER petitioned the govt to control THEM, it is ALWAYS "those people over there" that need stepping on.
I am curious- are the conservatives the same in usa as here in uk? Here the conservatives main aim is to grease up the poor / working man so the rich can easily fuck them.
I am curious- are the conservatives the same in usa as here in uk? Here the conservatives main aim is to grease up the poor / working man so the rich can easily fuck them.
I am curious- are the conservatives the same in usa as here in uk? Here the conservatives main aim is to grease up the poor / working man so the rich can easily fuck them.
Even the current Libertarian darling, Rand Paul, doesn't think cannabis should actually be legal.
I just saw an interview with him this week. He said states should be free to legalize if the people vote to legalize it. He criticized Jeb Bush for speaking out against medical marijuana in Florida (my home state). Supporting medical marijuana and supporting states rights to legalize recreationally seems as good as it's going to get in terms of a possible Republican nominee. I wouldn't vote for someone like Jeb Bush, but I'd probably vote for Rand if he wins the nomination.
Which major Democratic candidates support legalization? I know Obama doesn't. Hillary Clinton, the Democratic favorite for 2016, doesn't support legalization either.