The "people's lawyer" is a criminal

renewamerica.com ^ | September 30, 2014 | Cliff Kincaid

[Berlin_Freeper]

Rick La Raza Perry blamed his very poor performance (that got him 1% support before he dropped out) during the primary debates on drugs.

At least he had the excuse of a back injury, but that is what you want Americans to be like by default.

Stuff that in your drug pipe and smoke it.

[ConservingFreedom]

“The sentencing reductions will go into effect unless Congress decides to block them. But with support from leading tea party Republicans such as [...] Utah Sen. Mike Lee, Congressional opposition seems unlikely. [...] even Texas Gov. Rick Perry recently expressed enthusiasm for drug sentencing reduction during a speech at CPAC last week.”

Rick La Raza Perry is not a conservative.

What about Mike Lee?

You have no problem with Obama and Holder

Wrong as usual.

I am not further spending my freep time

The text printed on every Drug Warrior's white flag of surrender when they run out of arguments.

Fleming said that the social experiment of Colorado allowing recreational pot sales has not "brought an avalanche of revenue."

"Pot tax collections booming in Colorado" - http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3165689/posts

[ConservingFreedom]

Rick La Raza Perry blamed his very poor performance (that got him 1% support before he dropped out) during the primary debates on drugs.

Legal drugs, yes - do you want to ban painkillers?

At least he had the excuse of a back injury, but that is what you want Americans to be like by default.

Any adult American who wanted to could legally be that way today with the drug alcohol - but most don't. Once again, easily observable facts contradict your hysterics.