[robroys woman]

The end of Prohibition is imminent.

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I went through the same change of heart on this as Ben Shapiro. Dope is stupid, but the federal government should simply butt out. It’s not in their mission statement (constitution).

[pgkdan]

Agreed.

[NobleFree]

Dope is stupid, but the federal government should simply butt out. It’s not in their mission statement (constitution).

Distressing how many self-proclaimed "conservatives" refuse to get this.

[Alberta's Child]

I agree with that in principle but the timing is idiotic. The biggest problem here is that ObamaCare is still the law of the land. Legalizing narcotics alone may be perfectly legitimate from a constitutional standpoint, but doing it while insurers are still required under Federal law to cover drug treatment for their insured is preposterous.

[wita]

Bingo! It will do wonders for the hemp industry and for those with medical issues that CBD oil helps. Might also reduce the court crowding.

[Kalamata]

>>I went through the same change of heart on this
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Me, too. I’m so disgusted with Florida’s gov’t making it as difficult as possible to bring to fruition the FL amendment which was passed in 2011. Even that amendment is ridiculously prohibitive. You have to be practically dying, and only with a limited number of conditions to be “allowed” to use it. And even then, these sanctimonious scums still delay and obstruct what was passed as law in 2011.

So many old and sick Floridians in pain, who didn’t want to take Big Pharma’s poison pills, continue to needlessly suffer.

I will vote for whoever willingly supports making it a reality in this state, regardless of their other stances. It would be very difficult to pull the lever for a lib, but I am that disgusted.

Wake up, Republicans, or you deserve to lose.