Vote
Now
in
Two
Online
Marijuana
Decriminalization#Legalization
Polls
5/16/03
An online, self-described
"non-scientific" poll on the web site of Bill O'Reilly, the conservative
commentator who hosts the Fox New Channel program "The O'Reilly Factor,"
is currently accepting votes. (Or at least it was by The Week Online's
press time.) Please visit http://www.billoreilly.com
and find the poll in the right hand column of the page to vote "yes" to
the question "Should marijuana be decriminalized in the United States?"
Canada's Globe and Mail newspaper
has an online poll as of today (Friday 5/16), asking readers if Canada
should go a step further than the government's intended decriminalization
plan and actually legalize marijuana outright. Visit http://www.globeandmail.com
to weigh in.
As of press time our side
was winning both.
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Issue #287, 5/16/03
Editorial: Coddling Kidnappers | Illinois Over-the-Counter Syringe Bill Passes House, Awaits Governor's Signature | Moves Continue to Win Freedom for Tulia 13 -- Congress to Take a Look | Canada Marijuana Decriminalization Legislation Delayed -- Fears of United States, Discord in Government Cited | Alert and Clarification: Truth in Trials Act | Vote Now in Two Online Marijuana Decriminalization/Legalization Polls | World Social Thematic Forum to Address Drug Policy, Cartagena, Colombia, Next Month | Countdown to Fairness: Celebrity-Led Rockefeller Drug Law Protest Coming June 4th | Six-Year Anniversary of Esequiel Hernandez Shooting This Week | Newsbrief: Indonesia Quietly Supports Needle Exchanges | Newsbrief: US Functionaries Bluster at Bolivia | Newsbrief: US Invasion Liberates Iraqi Heroin, Cocaine Sales | Newsbrief: You Better Watch Yer Ass in Texas, Boy | Newsbrief: Utah Supreme Court Restricts Random Roadblocks, Again | Newsbrief: Supreme Court to Revisit Roadblock Ruling | Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cop Story | Newsbrief: New Jersey Drug Warrior Prescribes More Aggression | The Reformer's Calendar
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