Medicinal marijuana legislation dies in KS Senate committee

A proposed bill in a Kansas Senate committee that would establish a medical marijuana defense act failed to advance further nearly three weeks after its introduction.

After testimony from supporters and opponents on Feb. 11, the Senate Committee on Health Care Strategies members chose to not advance the proposed bill to a stage of committee debate. The legislation is now considered "dead" for the 2007 Kansas legislative session, but those in favor and against the issue continue their debate and stances.
Medicinal marijuana legislation dies in KS Senate committee - Local News

Closed minded people.......guess we're not back in Kansas after all. Keep on clicking them heals together; maybe someday.:(

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

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This is typical in non referendum states.
It takes a few sessions of seeing the bill get more and more support before they finally 'see' it.
The next step is, they'll send it to an unfavorable committee like law enforcement. :mad:
The best we can do is continue as usual. Eventually the truth will win. It just takes longer when you have to wait for politicians to make it happen.
And don't view this as a defeat, just a bump in the road.