The Reefer Report: July 1, 2009

In this episode: Washington D.C. looks to re-legalize medical marijuana, Police in Colorado return 40 gallons of medical cannabis to Boulder dispensary, San Diego gets an exam on its medical marijuana policy, New Hampshire watchdog group spews nonsense at the last minute, Oakland dispensary owners seek tax hike (that's right, they want to raise their own taxes on the "medicine" they provide- funny I've never paid taxes at the local pharmacy)

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News & Politics

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• reefer report
• medical marijuana news
• washington dc legalize
• polince boulder
• colorado
• reutrn marijuana
• san diego
• new hampshire
• oakland dispensary
• tax hike

[BatuSmoka808]

hey great informative video once again!

had a question about medical marijuana also...

does it go on your record?

[COMarijuana]

It shouldn't go on your record for anything. It seems that since it is medical in nature, the state would be violating some pretty major privacy laws against the registered patients if they disclosed this info to anyone w/o the patient's consent. I do know in CA there was a county that was talking about making caregivers register with the local police if they wanted to grow for a patient, but they weren't going to require any permitted patients to register to grow their own medicine.

[NatureLegalized]

Big Thanks...and Full support from PA

Keep up the great work!...

If ever a time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin. Samuel Adams

"Hemp is of first necessity to the wealth & protection of the country." -Thomas Jefferson

[COMarijuana]

I keep wondering if the whole prhibition thing is the government's ultimate attempt to preserve our last real commodity until we have no choice but to legalize just to sustain our country.

[NatureLegalized]

I see what you mean!

Also, "holding" or "owning" those patents really throws twisted logic to a new level, or dimension.

What a sick construct, this idea of not having nature legitimized & legal.

For cannabis, it was clarified long ago.

"Make the most of the Indian hemp seed, and sow it everywhere." ~George Washington, The writings of George Washington Vol 33, page 270 (Library of Congress), 1794

"Hemp is of first necessity to the wealth & protection of the country." -Thomas Jefferson

[frecklesmoker]

Good job as usual, very impressive. I can't wait for the day it gets as legal as alcohol and tobacco.Wishful thinking I guess.

[morrison232]

Angela, Great Job as always! Keep up the good work.

[hopeisunlimited]

Nice to see a segment on San Diego. The DA is still leading a war against medical marijuana here. Things have escalated since the cards have been issued.

[jerryk2198]

Another informative and interesting show, THANX Angela!

[iikkjslsjjiuhs]

*Great* report, Angela!

Love the presentation! big 5* :-)

[winstonmatthews]

Top show!

[COMarijuana]

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[COMarijuana]

I have major issues, bc I have beliefs that fall under both viewpoints. That's why I just call myself a Constitutionalist. After all, I carry around a copy of the Constitution like some people carry around a bible. As far as I am concerned partisanship is good as a checks and balances sort of thing, but beyond that seems to confuse most politicians and civilians who use partisanship as a way of being lazy.

[BipolarStoner420]

Ahh, I see. I'm so used to seeing people putting the issue of marijuana over on to liberals or the like but thats completely untrue. While I respect the liberals that hold individual liberty as the highest priority. They are not the enemy of conservatives because small government may be required for civil liberty to exist as it was meant to. None of this matters since people of all parties both support and oppose marijuana. Thankfully, I believe more support than oppose.