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1 posted on 02/22/2015 5:56:55 AM PST by Kaslin
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Of course it would have to be illegal to drive under the influence, fly under the influence, try a case under the influence, be in a medical professional’s arena under the influence, operate any type of common carrier under the influence, in any school under the influence, in a day care or nursing home under the influence, operate large equipment under the influence, be in a manufacturing plant under the influence, carry an LEO badge under the influence. But clearly, if you are already a lay about, it should be legal.


2 posted on 02/22/2015 6:20:40 AM PST by yldstrk
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Rohrabacher pushed the states' rights angle pursuant to the 10th Amendment. But also, "Republicans are supposed to believe in limited government and individual responsibility and especially a doctor-patient relationship," quoth Rohrabacher, "and I convinced my fellow Republicans to stick by their principles."

Sticking to principles - what a concept.

6 posted on 02/22/2015 11:49:34 AM PST by ConservingFreedom (A goverrnment strong enough to impose your standards is strong enough to ban them.)
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