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The Growing Movement to Nullify National Health Care

Posted by admin in Political Opinion on December 10, 2009

Thirteen states now have some form of medical marijuana laws — in direct contravention to federal laws which state that the plant is illegal in all circumstances. Massive state nullification of the 2005 Real ID Act has rendered the law nearly void. And, two states, Montana and Tennessee, have already passed laws nullifying federal gun laws and

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Marijuana Decriminalization And Legalization Bills This Year

Posted by admin in Political News on November 28, 2009

Thirteen states have decriminalized marijuana possession so far; none have legalized it. This year, marijuana legalization bills have been filed in two states — California and Massachusetts — and decriminalization bills — loosely defined — were introduced in six states and passed in one, Maine.

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Colorado & California leading the way in pot-reform laws

Posted by admin in Political News on October 5, 2009

Colorado has joined California to become one of only two states that have a semblance of a medical-marijuana distribution system, the executive director of National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) said this week.

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Ohio Senate Affirms State Sovereignty

Posted by admin in Political Opinion on September 30, 2009

A state-level rebellion to the Bush-era Real ID act has rendered the law virtually null and void. Thirteen states have passed various marijuana laws in direct contravention to federal laws. Two states have passed laws nullifying some federal gun regulations.

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