Richard Branson: I Asked for Weed at White House
When you go to a White House state dinner and you’re lucky enough to get some face time with the president, what do you ask the president?
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Prominent Berkeley Marijuana Dispensary to Close Shop
One of California’s biggest medical marijuana establishments – embraced by local officials as a model business that donates to the poor and pays millions in taxes – has become the latest target in a statewide crackdown by federal prosecutors.
Why Obama Won’t Oppose Marijuana Legalization in an Election Year
Christian Science Monitor begs Obama to promote criminalization of marijuana users
Delaware Medical Marijuana Law Busted
Delaware's legalization of medical marijuana has fizzled in the wake of legal opinions that growers, distributors and state employees could be prosecuted under federal drug laws.
More Federal Shenanigans Mean Californians Lose Again
CANNABIS CULTURE - Last October, when the Obama Administration moved so fiercely against medical marijuana collectives in California, everyone wanted to know why.
Ron Paul’s Importance
President Eisenhower warned of the perniciousness of the “military-industrial complex” in 1961. Since that time the U.S. has become steadily more belligerent. There hasn’t been a day our lives that the U.S. hasn’t been engaged in active military action.
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President Obama’s YouTube Forum Deems Marijuana Legalization Questions “Inappropriate”
As of 7pm Pacific, I checked the YouTube.com / WhiteHouse page to see how many votes our question received in President Obama’s latest YouTube Forum.
Medical Marijuana Crackdown By Feds Forces Hundreds Of California Shops To Close
Medical marijuana dispensaries are shutting their doors in California.
Obama Pardons and Commutes Sentences for Marijuana and Crack
President Barack Obama on Monday pardoned five people convicted of charges ranging from intent to distribute marijuana to running an illegal gambling business.
White House Responds to ‘Pardon Marc Emery’ Petition
CANNABIS CULTURE - The White House has finally issued a response to the "Pardon Marc Emery" petition signed by 8,249 people calling for Obama to pardon Marc and send him home to Canada. Not surprisingly, the answer is mostly a disappointing non-response: the White House has "declined to comment".
