GOP Leaders Press Ehrlich To Veto Medical Marijuana

Baltimore Sun ^ | April 4, 2003 | Tim Craig

[Wolfie]

GOP Leaders Press Ehrlich To Veto Medical Marijuana

The Bush administration and other top national Republicans are heavily pressuring Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. to veto a proposal that would drastically reduce penalties for terminally ill patients who smoke marijuana to ease pain.

In recent days, several Republican officials have urged Ehrlich to reconsider his longtime support of medical marijuana, which has become one of the few issues that divide the state GOP.

Rest of article here.

[Roscoe]

Bad loser.

[Roscoe]

Liberals like the euphemism "progressive."

[eno_]

Not a bit.

I'm a dirty winner.

I'm one of the reasons government slimballs like you have to slink around in the dark. Because if people like me knew who you were, we would do our part to make your lives miserable.

Read the declaration. Narcs and most other species of fedgov bureaucrats fit the profile of King George's factors. You deserve the same treatment.

[Roscoe]

"I have always taken pride in my independent streak," Ehrlich said. "I respect those guys. They have a legitimate point of view, but we have a point of view too. ... I can take some pressure."

No blackmail.

[MrLeRoy]

The IOM believes it should be a schedule II drug, not that it should be legalized.

I never said otherwise.

[philman_36]

Liberals like the euphemism "progressive."
Oh, so I'm now past being a Libertarian and I'm a Liberal...LOL. You're a joke, not a joker!
Another BRICK in the wall!

[MrLeRoy]

Liberals like the euphemism "progressive."

As stated in a link you often post, the Prohibition movement closely resembled the "Progressive Movement." And so do today's drug prohibitionists.

[thepitts]

Shall we post the National Guard at all cancer wards?

GOP:Well...yes...if that's what it takes.

[Roscoe]

the Prohibition movement closely resembled the "Progressive Movement."

The 21st Amendment, passed with the support of FDR, ended Prohibition in 1933.

[Roscoe]

Oh, so I'm now past being a Libertarian

Just a fellow traveler?

[AAABEST]

That's just what you need, a heavily armed Bible-thumping cop who's never had a hummer.

LMAO!!

Who is this poster? I want to know who to look out for.

[MrLeRoy]

the Prohibition movement closely resembled the "Progressive Movement."

The 21st Amendment, passed with the support of FDR, ended Prohibition in 1933.

So? FDR wore pants, but that doesn't make pants-wearing liberal or "progressive."

[MrLeRoy]

See post 67.

[MrLeRoy]

Ponder his wisdom at http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/site/user-posts?id=73030

[Roscoe]

that doesn't make pants-wearing liberal

The promotion of legalized dope in California, especially in San Francisco, Oakland, etc., is an effort of the left.

[AAABEST]

Wow. I almost laughed at a few of his posts (some were laughable), until I read further. What a piece of work.

FF578, you are one sick boy. The worst part about it is you actually believe yourself to be a man of God, when you stink like a steaming pile of evil and hate. You actually advocate putting drug users, witches and fags to death? Yeah OK. Let's kill Rob Lowe, teenagers acting out fantasies and guys like Richard Simmons.

You can't be for real. If you're for real you need to be taken off the street ASAP, because you really are siiiiiiiick.

I'm curious, if you're a LEO from North Carolina, why do you have a Pennsylvania flag on your profile?

People like you need to be watched closely and revealed for what they are, which is why I've pinged the Robinsons. You're either a decietful disruptor or a low IQ psychopath. Neither is good for society or this forum.

[MrLeRoy]

The promotion of legalized dope in California, especially in San Francisco, Oakland, etc., is an effort of the left.

Of what special relevance is California?

[Roscoe]

Of what special relevance is California?

Medical Marijuana, Kubby, Peron, Rosenthal.

[MrLeRoy]

Of what special relevance is California?

Medical Marijuana,

As the lead article suggests, medical marijuana is not unique to California.

Kubby, Peron, Rosenthal.

Of what special relevance are they?

[Roscoe]

As the lead article suggests, medical marijuana is not unique to California.

Oh? It's about a proposed medical marijuana that hasn't been signed by the Governor.

Of what special relevance are they?

California is the crown jewel of the medical marijuana movement and the greatest victory in its history. Kubby, Peron and Rosenthal and their criminal violations have been the subjects of numerous threads about California's law. Did you miss 'em?