BREAKING NEWS: Tax Cannabis 2010 Secures Signatures for 2010 Ballot!

BREAKING NEWS: Tax Cannabis 2010 Secures Signatures for 2010 Ballot!

December 14, 2009

From the Associated Press:

Group says Californians could vote on pot in 2010

SAN FRANCISCO â?? A group campaigning to put a marijuana legalization measure before California voters says it has enough signatures to qualify for the 2010 ballot.

Oakland medical marijuana entrepreneur Richard Lee said Monday the measure has far more than the nearly 434,000 signatures needed to make the November 2010 ballot.

Campaign organizers say they will submit the signatures to the California Secretary of State next month for validation.

The proposal would legalize possession of up to one ounce of marijuana for California adults 21 and older. Residents could cultivate marijuana gardens up to 25 square feet. Local governments would determine whether to permit marijuana sales within their boundaries.

^ congrats to Richard Lee and everyone out there who made this happen. Very impressive campain. Good luck in November, hope to be out there for the victory party. :smokin:

:dance::dance::clap::bonghit::clap::dance::dance:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by boaz

The proposal would legalize possession of up to one ounce of marijuana for California adults 21 and older. .

---

what about us younger fellas?
our license still legit or no?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by whenwethc

what about us younger fellas?
our license still legit or no?

---

I doubt it, it's probably going to be done just like alcohol is.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by whenwethc

what about us younger fellas?
our license still legit or no?

---

yes, all 215 laws would still stand, this just give some counties the right to allow sales for non medical use to adults. kinda like wet and dry counties on alcohol is now in some states.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Italiano715

I doubt it, it's probably going to be done just like alcohol is.

---

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by boaz

yes, all 215 laws would still stand, this just give some counties the right to allow sales for non medical use to adults. kinda like wet and dry counties on alcohol is now in some states.

---

i must be in the past or not on track with alchol probably cause i never drink i didnt know that about alcohol

Awesome!!! That guy is on top of his game. Thanks Richard Lee for the hard work. :thumbsup::thumbsup::D:rasta:

note to the California Secretary of State (in case they peruse this site :jointsmile: ) two words. Prop 420. just think about it . . . :stoned: