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Thread: Hoping for repeal, state legislator wants to put med mj back on the ballot in 2014

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smart3 View Post
    I almost want this to go through, since I'm pretty confident it would be defeated easily.
    I agree, I want to see this defeated 70%+ No to 30%- Yes


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    Quote Originally Posted by jkob View Post
    Lets get full legalization on the ballot and see this square's head explode
    This too.

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    I'm hoping the sad news from MT was a fluke that not only will NOT be repeated, but will be fixed in a year or two. This shouldn't pass in AZ. The tide is on the legalization side, not the repeal medical side.

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    I would think that 2016 would be best for AZ's legalization.

    Slight problem being that it hands the state to the Dem nominee, especially if the marriage initiative in 2014 is pushed to 2016. Could you imagine AZ going +4 to the D? McCain's successor would probably lose as well.
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    I'm not at all worried about medical marijuana failing in 2014. Yes, it passed only 50.1% to 49.9% in 2010, but the entire country has changed so much since then, and people have seen that nothing really changed since the law went into effect. Add to that that WA and CO legalized it for all recreational use, and the fact that more older people die in 4 years and more younger people become voters, that this will easily go 60% no and 40% yes on banning medical marijuana.
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