[truthfreedom]

Looks like California will be legalizing marijuana in November.

[c-b 1]

Does anyone know if Soros is funding the ads in favor of prop 19?

I suspect he is, he has done that in the past, in several states, including twice in Arizona.

[onyx]

Looks like California will be legalizing marijuana in November.

"Ya mon," it does, with only 11% undecided.

Unreal.

[askrenr]

Looks like California will be legalizing marijuana in November.

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That’ the ticket; they’re not crazy enough in California already, let’s keep em high.

[iowamark]

And a potential showdown with the Federal government, since marijuana is still against federal law.

[Hugin]

Whitman, the former chief executive of eBay, is leading Brown 46 percent to 39 percent. The margin of error is 4 points.

The SurveyUSA poll puts her in a somewhat better position than a Field Poll conducted June 22-July 5 that had Brown ahead 44 percent to 43 percent with 13 percent undecided. The margin of error in that survey was 3.2 points.

As I posted when that poll came out, Feild is always off by 5-10% in favor of liberal candidates and politicians. It's the same story every just about every time for the last 30 years.

[Caipirabob]

The resulting violent war between the drug cartels and “legitimate” private business should be quite entertaining. I’m sure we’ll be hearing from more and more hippies who barely escape from a “friendly competitor” who doesn’t believe the territory is big enough for the both of them.

[Nate505]

I love being in a country where 190 proof alcohol is legal (although in some states it only goes to a max of a mere 150 proof) and people don’t bat an eye over it, yet there is some huge outrage in letting a drug with no known overdose value become legal.