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16. DoJ should be focusing on criminals, not MMJ owners

Tue Feb 21, 2012, 01:43 PM

Feb 2012

They aren't the criminals.

Wall Street bankers and speculators are the criminals, and they need a permanent investigation, revealing that the banksters has been stealing from us for YEARS.

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If Obama wants to seal the deal for the 2012 Election he needs to change his stance on Medicinal Pot [View all] LynneSin Feb 2012 OP

It's a good thought, but I don't see him doing it. Not now, anyway. CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2012 #1

But I see his stance the same way as his stance on same-sex marriage LynneSin Feb 2012 #3

Their lobbyists are losing a battle. Denver Donkeys Feb 2012 #14

At this point, I don't give a fuck what a right-wing moron thinks. Denver Donkeys Feb 2012 #13

I'm sorry but only on DU would anybody think that legalizing medicinal pot would guarantee WI_DEM Feb 2012 #2

Absolutely correct Sheepshank Feb 2012 #5

actually, you are both worng... nebenaube Feb 2012 #6

#1 petition on OFA TWICE Denver Donkeys Feb 2012 #15

Newsflash: Internet petitions do not represent the whole entire United States. TheWraith Feb 2012 #25

That's because most people are foolish and don't SomethingFishy Feb 2012 #32

Medical marijuana has consistent high favorables in polls. Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #20

Absolutely incorrect. legal MM and legalization in general would put BO squarely on the side of the Vincardog Feb 2012 #22

+1 n/t MrBig Feb 2012 #12

Wrong. It's consistently been the number one issue on Obama's virtual town halls. EOTE Feb 2012 #21

It's the number one issue to a few obsessed internet people who dominate the discussion. TheWraith Feb 2012 #27

You're not very good at logic, are you? EOTE Feb 2012 #29

Obama will ignore the few vocal people who only 'think' they speak for a majority. Sheepshank Feb 2012 #33

Well the trend seems obvious to me as to which way the wind is blowing on this poll. Uncle Joe Feb 2012 #35

The fact that 16 States passed medical marijuana laws, and DC as well indicates that Bluenorthwest Feb 2012 #36

Fact, the majority of the people in this country support MMJ and don't want to see the DoJ prosecute EOTE Feb 2012 #37

I don't disagree with those poll numbers of people agreeing with MMJ Sheepshank Feb 2012 #46

I could never see myself voting for Romney or Santorum. EOTE Feb 2012 #47

The bigger question is how many would jump to a third party candidate who is a legalizer? Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #38

It's possible that Obama rusty fender Feb 2012 #40

Colorado is another battleground state. Marijuana legalization will be on the ballot there. Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #41

+1 n/t NMDemDist2 Feb 2012 #34

There are hundreds of medical marijuana dispensaries that are in operation now. randome Feb 2012 #4

Of course he's against medical marijuana. For political reasons, he said he was FOR it. EOTE Feb 2012 #23

If BO was not against MM why would he let the DEA the IRS and the DOJ go after Vincardog Feb 2012 #24

Because the President isn't allowed to selectively enforce federal law. TheWraith Feb 2012 #28

Bullshit, he does it every single day. EOTE Feb 2012 #30

Your statements misrepresent reality quakerboy Feb 2012 #39

These current poll numbers show most Americans appear to approve of it: think Feb 2012 #7

Ah, who cares what the majority of us want, anyway. SammyWinstonJack Feb 2012 #9

I think it hurts him more than helps him Logical Feb 2012 #8

From what I've seen, and I could be totally wrong on this, boxman15 Feb 2012 #10

DoJ should be focusing on criminals, not MMJ owners Denver Donkeys Feb 2012 #16

A simple execution of EO ordering cannabis of all species removed from Schedule I and decriminalized Denver Donkeys Feb 2012 #11

Wow. Really? Ineeda Feb 2012 #17

I don't blame him at all. Obama lied his ass off on this issue. EOTE Feb 2012 #26

Huh? bowens43 Feb 2012 #18

Not what he said. sudopod Feb 2012 #31

What is his stance? The Doctor. Feb 2012 #19

It would have very little effect at all. MineralMan Feb 2012 #42

I 502 In washington state will blow the lid off this nonsense musiclawyer Feb 2012 #43

Legalization will be on the ballot in Washington and Colorado. Comrade Grumpy Feb 2012 #44

This is a complex issue maximusveritas Feb 2012 #45