Denver Wins Again:) Resolutions

[speciallyblend]

Adopted: be it resolved that the Republican Party platform should call for a full audit of the Federal Reserve and for the elimination of legal tender laws as to allow the use of competing currencies.

Adopted: That we seek legislation from all Republican candidates and elected officials to interpose on behalf of Colorado citizens, protecting them from usurpation of their natural and god given rights by the Federal Government; and
That we urge the Republican Party to only support candidates who stand firmly for our Ninth and Tenth Amendment rights.

Adopted: Be it resolved that Colorado’s Medical Marijuana laws are a state issue. The Obama Department of Justice should cease involvement in Colorado’s Medical Marijuana program and leave it to the voters of Colorado.

full list of resolutions http://www.denvergop.org/images/Resolutions_Results_Summary.pdf

(http://www.denvergop.org/images/Resolutions_Results_Summary.pdf) We are kicking butt folks!!!

[rockerrockstar]

Nice job Denver.

[speciallyblend]

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BArHKQmu9lI&amp;ob=av2e (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BArHKQmu9lI&ob=av2e)

[speciallyblend]

blimpin for "neverseen" rpf member

[jct74]

Awesome, great news. I just came across this article on HuffPo actually:


Denver Marijuana Law Vote: Amendment 64 Wins Majority Support In Republican Assembly
Posted: 03/15/2012 3:41 pm Updated: 03/15/2012 4:07 pm

Fifty-six percent of the delegates at the Denver County Republican Assembly voted in support of a resolution to regulate marijuana like alcohol in the Centennial State. While the initiative, known as Amendment 64, did not receive the two-thirds majority required to adopt it as a plank in the party's platform, advocates are hailing the vote as significant.

"It is impressive and encouraging that a majority of some of the most active Republicans in Denver voted to endorse the initiative," wrote the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol in a statement. "As more and more Colorado citizens see their friends and neighbors voicing their opposition to marijuana prohibition, we expect support for the initiative will continue to grow."

The Assembly, which voted Saturday on the initiative, did adopt a resolution affirming that medical marijuana is a 10th Amendment issue that should be left to the states.

read more:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/15/denver-assembly-marijuana-laws-gop_n_1348765.html