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Prop 19 Campaign Launches TV Ad
If Meg Whitman thinks no one in law enforcement supports legalizing marijuana, she might want to take a
Personal Marijuana Use
Please Stop Telling Politicians That Voters Like the Drug War
With due respect to David Harsanyi and Reason, I'm getting a little tired of being told that politicians and voters are united in opposition to reforming drug laws. How many times have we heard this before?
How Could Legalization Destroy a State That's Already Covered in Pot Plants?
I really ought to be used to it by now, but few things piss me off more than hearing our opponents claim that marijuana legalization means introducing "another intoxicant" into our society. Variations on the whole "we have enough problems with alcohol and tobacco" argument have become a favorite weapon of the anti-reform crowd, yet we've never heard any of them endorsing prohibition of beer or cigarettes.
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Reason TV on Prop 19
Here's a nice piece from Reason that looks at the arguments on both sides of the marijuana debate.
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Another New Ad for Prop 19
This one was put together by a supporter. Nice work.
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Awesome YouTube Ad for Prop 19
Quick and to the point. I like it. Please help spread it around.
You're Either For Legalizing Marijuana or You're Against It
A peculiar phenomenon amidst the deafening debate over Prop 19 is the tendency of some in the mainstream press to pay lip service to legalization, while simultaneously and dishonestly trashing the only available opportunity to actually do it:
PPIC Poll: Prop 19 Behind 49% to 44%
Is Prop 19 winning or losing? It depends on which pollster you ask.
Election Day not far away
SurveyUSA: Prop 19 Ahead 48% to 44%
The battle of the Proposition 19 polls continues, with a new SurveyUSA poll showing it with a four point lead, but still under 50%. Now, every vote is going to count.