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House Bill Blocks Dea From Medical Marijuana!


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Washington, D.C. -- Reflecting growing national acceptance of cannabis, a bipartisan coalition of House members voted early Friday to restrict the Drug Enforcement Administration from using funds to go after medical marijuana operations that are legal under state laws.

 

An appropriations amendment offered by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) prohibiting the DEA from spending funds to arrest state-licensed medical marijuana patients and providers passed 219-189. The Senate will likely consider its own appropriations bill for the DEA, and the House amendment would have to survive a joint conference before it could go into effect.

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I seriously doubt the Democratic led Senate will fail to pass a pro-mmj bill passed by the Republican House.

 

What is truly amazing is Speaker Boehner and the Republican leadership even let this bill go to a vote.

 

But they did; something Pelosi and the Democrats wouldn't do when they had control of both houses.

 

While more Democrats voted for the bill than Republicans, the fact remains without support of the Speaker and more than a few Republicans this truly important step would never have taken place.

 

Yeah, Schuette is still a moron. Jones is even worse. But all the same.........

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Lets see how your Rep voted-http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2014/roll258.xml   

 

Contact your reps and let them know that you know how they voted!!!

 

Bill Huizenga--AGAINST                                             Dan Kildee----FOR                                      Dan Benishek--NO VOTE

 

Candice Miller-AGAINST                                            Gary Peters----FOR                                     John Dingell---NO VOTE

 

Sander Levin--AGAINST                                            Kerry Bentivolio--FOR

 

Tim Walberg--AGAINST                                             Fred Upton--FOR

 

John Conyers---AGAINST                                         Justin Amash---FOR

 

Dave Camp----AGAINST                                           Mike Rogers---FOR

                                           

                                             

 

                                                                            

Regards,

C

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I seriously doubt the Democratic led Senate will fail to pass a pro-mmj bill passed by the Republican House.

 

What is truly amazing is Speaker Boehner and the Republican leadership even let this bill go to a vote.

 

But they did; something Pelosi and the Democrats wouldn't do when they had control of both houses.

 

While more Democrats voted for the bill than Republicans, the fact remains without support of the Speaker and more than a few Republicans this truly important step would never have taken place.

 

Yeah, Schuette is still a moron. Jones is even worse. But all the same.........

Push has come to shove. Public approval of cannabis has reached critical mass, and there is no stopping it now. Schuette and Jones will come along kicking and screaming and spitting, but they will come.

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It's "the war on drug users and people trying to supply those drugs"  They slip it past you by calling it a war on drugs.  Everyones on board for that.  Yaya let's have a war on drugs.  Then they don't tell you it's only certain drugs they are after and if your a big corp you can still deal drugs and say they aren't addictive because they are timed release and create one of the biggest addiction trends in history.  They also aren't at war against caffiene, nicotine, alcohol or any other drug that changes your state of mind and are actually toxic.  If we don't change the brand name people will never think of it differently. :)

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Yay. someone who actually read the language. :-)

 

The state wont get penalized for giving out licenses and the such.

 

I mean, did people really think 49 republicans(21%) would vote to protect a medical marijuana patient?  heh.

 

 But it is still awesome and the first click in the right direction on the federal legislative level,..IMO.

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  • 3 weeks later...

i want the spell that i only smoke the best, or at least am medicated enjuf to believe that i am.  Got any of those left?

Sorry, but I had only one of those spells left, and I put it on myself. It's working too!  :lol:    But when I get another one I'll put it on you. Promise. Or I'll just let you into my garden  :P

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  • 1 month later...

I think the bill only protects  the  State ,, Not patients  or dispensaries from the feds,

 

senate amendment introduced by sen rand paul:

 

 

SA 3630. Mr. PAUL submitted an

amendment intended to be proposed by

him to the bill S. 2569, to provide an in-

centive for businesses to bring jobs

back to America; which was ordered to

lie on the table; as follows:

At the appropriate place, insert the fol-

lowing:

SEC. lll. FEDERALISM IN MEDICAL MARI-

JUANA.

(a) D EFINITION OF S TATE .—In this section,

the term ‘‘State’’ has the meaning given

that term under section 102 of the Controlled

Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 802).

(b) S TATE M EDICAL M ARIJUANA L AWS .—Not-

withstanding section 708 of the Controlled

Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 903) or any other

provision of law (including regulations), a

State may enact and implement a law that

authorizes the use, distribution, possession,

or cultivation of marijuana for medical use.

© PROHIBITION ON CERTAIN PROSECU -

TIONS .—No prosecution may be commenced

or maintained against any physician or pa-

tient for a violation of any Federal law (in-

cluding regulations) that prohibits the con-

duct described in subsection (b) if the State

in which the violation occurred has in effect

a law described in subsection (b) before, on,

or after the date on which the violation oc-

curred, including—

(1) Alabama;

(2) Alaska;

(3) Arizona;

(4) California;

(5) Colorado;

(6) Connecticut;

(7) Delaware;

(8) the District of Columbia;

(9) Florida;

(10) Hawaii;

(11) Illinois;

(12) Iowa;

(13) Kentucky;

(14) Maine;

(15) Maryland;

(16) Massachusetts;

(17) Michigan;

(18) Minnesota;

(19) Mississippi;

(20) Missouri;

(21) Montana;

(22) Nevada;

(23) New Hampshire;

(24) New Jersey;

(25) New Mexico;

(26) Oregon;

(27) Rhode Island;

(28) South Carolina;

(29) Tennessee;

(30) Utah;

(31) Vermont;

(32) Washington; and

(33) Wisconsin.

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