Strategy for I-10XX this time around

I was wondering what the strategy is for Sensible Washington's I-10XX attempt this time around.

When we need signatures by, how many, etc.

I've joined Sensible and am wondering how else I can help because I haven't heard anything yet.

Is there a general open meeting or anything like that coming up? How has the strategy changed after the failed attempt of I-1068 this year? I'm new to the state, but weren't a few of the big festivals missed last year? Will we miss them again?

Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Last I heard they're just waiting till january to kick off the new drive. And I'm sure they're trying to drag in some funding sponsors but most all the bog MMJ outfits aren't interested in legalization because they don't make any money off of that. I'll be getting involved this year.

so next year's initiative to decriminalize cannabis for WA adults will be numbered starting with eleven, for the year 2011. It'll be 11xx

If they don't change the wording, i'm in with it still, too.
if they do change the wording, all bets are off.
IMO, the legislation from Rep Wells office for the coming session is a juggernaut....more of the same....it sets a one patient every 90 days provider limit (does this mean 4 patients for an annual outdoor grower? LOL) and is otherwise a mash up of argumentative administrivia and policies for dispensaries and government...all of it still fear and greed based self-serving, money motivated, monkey mess. perhaps they have all the "details" worked out, but if it doesn't make sense to someone not "in" on the details, it won't make good law.

I say screw em.
let's free the plant!
love,
ion :greenthumb:

If Doug Hiatt has anything to say about it, it will remain exactly the same. He has always believed in full legalization.

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