“As the nation waits for a response from the White House, the NLG joins other organizations and individuals in calling for the end to marijuana prohibition. ‘Marijuana legalization will create new jobs, generate millions of dollars in tax revenue, and allow law enforcement to focus on serious crimes,’ said Brian Vicente, NLG member and one of the primary authors of Colorado’s legalization amendment. ‘It would be a travesty if the Obama administration used its power to impose marijuana prohibition upon a state whose people have declared, through the democratic process, that they want it to end.'”
http://www.nlg.org/high-crimes-strategies-further-marijuana-legalization-initiatives
Related posts:
10 Ways Bitcoin Is Better Than The Federal Reserve
The Government Plans DNA Tracking Of Those We Are Related To
S.F. Taxi Chief Resigns, Predicts Industry Wipeout By Lyft And Uber
A Wider World of War: U.S. Special Forces Deployed to 149 Countries in 2017
EU panel seeks power to fine, censor and fire journalists
Slowing down the surveillance state: a guide to warrantless government spying
Don’t Pull in Front of a Fatherland “Security” Bureaucrat on a Highway...
$90 million spent on now-abandoned Maryland Obamacare exchange
China Bans Margin Calls; Limits Pension Funds To Buying Stocks Only
John Kerry Admits Syrian Rebels Could Have Chemical Weapons
South Carolina Police Grab Innocent Cell Users' Data Through ‘Tower Dump’
DHS Raids Gun Collector – Confiscates Nearly 1,500 Guns – No Charges Filed
Dutch court rules in favor of unblocking Pirate Bay as ban ‘ineffective’
US and UK laws will entrench surveillance powers across the Atlantic
CISA Security Bill: An F for Security But an A+ for Spying