YES! The Bush appointee is continuing the “war” on drugs.
70%
YES! She thinks marijuana is just as bad for you as heroin.
30%

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William King 12 years 18 weeks ago

Thom you crack me up with these vote yes or yes polls!

Yeah I think he should appoint Tommy Chong!

I wish instead of Michele the DEA head was a guy named Dave. I can just picture Tommy answering the phone on his first day in the office... HeLLO? WHO? Dave?

I wonder how much money was spent investigating and incarcerating all the pot busts in the last 5 years.

Now with Colorado having made it legal for what many are sitting in jail for, you just have to wake up and realize the time has come. Brings a whole new meaning to this song.

dianhow 12 years 18 weeks ago

yes but B O will not . Another problem is run for profit corp prisions who have a strong incentive to put folks in prison for having pot. Thom Why do you recommend RT aka Russian TV ?

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