President Barack Obama’s position on Medical Marijuana. The following video contains a question and answer session of the President’s drug policy as it concerns Medical Marijuana.
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Barack Obama and Medical Marijuana
Can you “Overdose” on Marijuana?
One of the advantages of legal medical marijuana is that it is very, very difficult to overdose on marijuana. Please do not try this at home. Essentially, a person would need to eat a large amount of marijuana to “overdose”. Although, combining alcohol and other drugs with marijuana may slow down the involuntary organs and a person could stop breathing.
Thought Provoking Articles on Drug Policy Reform & Trends in Marijuana Legalization
“The Nation” magazine in it’s December 27, 2010 Special Issue: Dare to End the War on Drugs takes on Drug Policy Reform, Federal Sentencing in Drug Cases & the Liberties we have given up in the American War on Drugs. Two of the more interesting and thought provoking articles include:
Altered State: California’s Pot Economy
Despite the defeat of Proposition 19, growers in California are expanding a profitable system for cultivating pot. By Sasha Abramsky
Budding Prospects: Youth Activists Push Marijuana Reform
Fueled by serious funds, young advocates of legalization are poised for big gains.
By Aaron Houston
Republicans favor the Legalization of Marijuana (California’s Prop 19): Do Utah Republicans Agree?
As voting for the legalization of Marijuana (Proposition 19 In California) is the forefront of headlines, many voters have the misconception that the Democrats are the liberals in this area but speaker Nancy Pelosi recently withdrew her vote in support of the bill while many Republicans have supported it. Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas), the 2008 presidential hopeful and tea party patron saint, who recently wrote that “decriminalizing marijuana at the federal level would be a start” to ending “the insanity of the War on Drugs.” Do fellow tea party members and Utah Republicans agree with Congressman Ron Paul? Calls to Utah Senator Orrin Hatch’s office were unsuccessful.
However, just because many Republicans have been in support of Prop 19 the misconceptions that “the Obama administration has stopped busting dispensaries” (as noted in a Newsweek piece by Ryan Tracy) is anything but true. So, Utah’s pot smokers shouldn’t hold their breaths, because Marijuana use (medical or recreational) will most likely remain illegal for the foreseeable future. Californians might be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel (or the bong) thanks in part to Republicans, but it appears that the Obama administration is still busting some California dispensaries pursuant to Federal law.
$250 Off Utah DUI or Possession of Marijuana Coupon for Slightly Stoopid Fans

Tonight there is a concert in support of legalizing marijuana featuring the band Slightly Stoopid at the Depot in Salt Lake City, Utah. BE CAREFUL at the concert, and obey all Utah laws to keep yourself out of trouble with the law.
Nevertheless, there is some help in Salt Lake City for those who find themselves in legal trouble tonight. The Law Office of Clayton Simms is offering a $250.00 coupon to deduct from your DUI or Possession of
Marijuana legal fees if you have a Slightly Stoopid Concert
ticket.
Slightly Stoopid has always been prominent supporters of legalizing marijuana in the United States. Band member RyMo believes, “People who have never smoked pot have demonized it. If it’s not for you, that’s cool, but people shouldn’t be locked away for carrying a little weed.” (Jordan, The Spokesman-Review)
Do Utahns Agree with Bob Marley That Marijuana Should Be Legal?
Considering that Utah is such a conservative state, it is almost certain that the majority of Utahns disagree with Bob Marley & the position that marijuana should be decriminalized.
Newsflash: Willie Nelson Advocates for the Legalization of Marijuana
Utahns may be shocked to discover that Willie Nelson if for the legalization of marijuana.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper Mediates Debate on Marijuana Legalization
Whatever side of the debate on Marijuana Legalization Utahns find themselves most will agree that the marijuana legalization argument finds strong voices on both sides.




