Obama/Feds caving to patient pressure

http://www.patientsforfulllegalizati...fe-access.html

In a monumentally historic move made by the Obama Administration via comments from Attorney General Eric Holder, the Feds announced today that they would begin to work with Governors and State lawmakers in seeking a legal compromise that allows for State-sponsored medical cannabis dispensaries to be legal on the Federal level. Holder's comments were brief and somewhat vague, but certainly hugely beneficial news for patients and safe access. Some confusion whether all dispensaries in a state with legalized medical cannabis would be tolerated, or whether only dispensaries in medical cannabis states with specific licensing / authorization provisions for dispensaries in their laws would be acceptable. Or perhaps even only State Owned facilities would allowed, or some other such condition, what's clear however is that the the old line of zero tolerance and oppressive mass raids completely flying in the face of public will are set to give way to serious negotiation and debate!

Im still waiting for the day legalization, that will truly be a wonderful day and probably bring me to tears... but this is good news, thats if they keep their word.
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Cool!! Thanks for posting this.

Yeah let's see what the head of the DEA has to say about this.

Obama told her to back off the medical patients but she straight up said she wouldn't listen.

fucking leonhart

At her confirmation hearing, Leonhart "said marijuana legalization would be socially disastrous, and even talking about it is irresponsible, since criticizing prohibition only encourages drug use."[7] Specifically, she claimed that the reported increase in drug use was "directly related to all the conversation we are now hearing about the legalization of drugs."

n 2011, the Washington Post reported that "994 people younger than 18 were killed in drug-related violence between late 2006 and late 2010" and that "n 2009, the last year for which there is data, 1,180 children were killed, half in shootings."[12] In response to these statistics, Leonhart declared that while it "may seem contradictory, the unfortunate level of violence is a sign of success in the fight against drugs.”[12]

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