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Clinton and Sanders are wrong when it comes to pot and prison
Marijuana had a major moment at the Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday night, with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders coming close to endorsing legalization, which is something no major candidate has so far been willing to do.
But as he explained his position – which drew multiple rounds of applause – he strayed from the facts, repeating a long-debunked myth about prisons overflowing with marijuana offenders. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stayed neutral on legalization, but made the same mistake as Sanders as she tried to connect marijuana legalization to prison reform.
CNN’s Juan Carlos Lopez set up the exchange by referencing the legalization movement in Nevada, one of at least a half dozen states that could follow Colorado, Washington, Oregon and Alaska in creating a regulated marijuana market.
“Sen. Sanders, right here in Nevada, there will be a measure to legalize recreational marijuana on the 2016 ballot,” said Cooper. “If you were a Nevada resident, how would you vote?”
“I suspect I would vote yes,” Sanders said.
Ah Christ, wake up Steph. Elitist pols. . . .there is no difference. They are all the FUCKING SAME!the people need to wake up and stop voting for these LIARS.
look at Obama if you need any more proof. You think they would have learned with Billy Boy lying in their face how he didn't have sex with that WOMAN, what's her name...
they will LIE to sell their agenda because they know you wouldn't buy if they didn't
look at ObamascamnoCare for proof of that.
progressive/Socialist/dem MOTTO:
Lie if you have to in order to get their agenda passed onto YOU the people
Ah Christ, wake up Steph. Elitist pols. . . .there is no difference. They are all the FUCKING SAME!the people need to wake up and stop voting for these LIARS.
look at Obama if you need any more proof. You think they would have learned with Billy Boy lying in their face how he didn't have sex with that WOMAN, what's her name...
they will LIE to sell their agenda because they know you wouldn't buy if they didn't
look at ObamascamnoCare for proof of that.
progressive/Socialist/dem MOTTO:
Lie if you have to in order to get their agenda passed onto YOU the people
You buried the lead.In fact the entire left has lied for years about this issue, and they have always gotten away with it.
Clinton and Sanders are wrong when it comes to pot and prison
Marijuana had a major moment at the Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday night, with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders coming close to endorsing legalization, which is something no major candidate has so far been willing to do.
But as he explained his position – which drew multiple rounds of applause – he strayed from the facts, repeating a long-debunked myth about prisons overflowing with marijuana offenders. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stayed neutral on legalization, but made the same mistake as Sanders as she tried to connect marijuana legalization to prison reform.
CNN’s Juan Carlos Lopez set up the exchange by referencing the legalization movement in Nevada, one of at least a half dozen states that could follow Colorado, Washington, Oregon and Alaska in creating a regulated marijuana market.
“Sen. Sanders, right here in Nevada, there will be a measure to legalize recreational marijuana on the 2016 ballot,” said Cooper. “If you were a Nevada resident, how would you vote?”
“I suspect I would vote yes,” Sanders said.
Clinton and Sanders are wrong when it comes to pot and prison
...according to prison records compiled by the authors of “Marijuana Legalization: What Everyone Needs to Know,” published in 2012 by Oxford University Press...
They found that about 700,000 people are arrested on possession charges every year, a large number to be sure. But virtually none of those folks end up in prison. In fact, fewer than 400 people are serving state or federal sentences for marijuana possession alone, and many of those people plead down to that charge, or have serious histories of violence, the authors concluded.
Category: Things You Will Never Hear A Pothead SayLol they want to legalize weed but don't want us to eat junk food or fast food.
Get high as shit but eat healthy. Lol
I think that's showing a body part. The raincoat flashers."[M]orals and decency offenses".
lol kale is so gross. I might smoke that though.Category: Things You Will Never Hear A Pothead SayLol they want to legalize weed but don't want us to eat junk food or fast food.
Get high as shit but eat healthy. Lol
"I have the munchies for some kale..."
They might be wrong, but the point is still, prohibition didn't work with alcohol, and that is a far more socially damaging drug, isn't it now?
In fact the entire left has lied for years about this issue, and they have always gotten away with it.
Clinton and Sanders are wrong when it comes to pot and prison
Marijuana had a major moment at the Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday night, with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders coming close to endorsing legalization, which is something no major candidate has so far been willing to do.
But as he explained his position – which drew multiple rounds of applause – he strayed from the facts, repeating a long-debunked myth about prisons overflowing with marijuana offenders. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stayed neutral on legalization, but made the same mistake as Sanders as she tried to connect marijuana legalization to prison reform.
CNN’s Juan Carlos Lopez set up the exchange by referencing the legalization movement in Nevada, one of at least a half dozen states that could follow Colorado, Washington, Oregon and Alaska in creating a regulated marijuana market.
“Sen. Sanders, right here in Nevada, there will be a measure to legalize recreational marijuana on the 2016 ballot,” said Cooper. “If you were a Nevada resident, how would you vote?”
“I suspect I would vote yes,” Sanders said.
Clinton and Sanders are wrong when it comes to pot and prison
