Pot friendly presidential candidates

[420kidder]

Most people have heard about Ron Paul who is currently a 2008 presidential candidate. I heard about Ron Paul and quickly decided to follow another pot friendly candidate, Mike Gravel. After researching I found that Gravel has so much experience and helped stopped Vietnam, the draft, etc. Mike Gravel has a lot of great things that he would like to do in order to strengthen our country again. Unfortunately he isn't nearly as popular as the other candidates including Ron Paul.

I've decided to turn my back on Mike Gravel as much as I don't want to because I would rather spend my time promoting Ron Paul who seems to be much more popular right now than Mike Gravel. There's no point to have half the stoners vote for one and the other half to vote for the other since we'd all lose.

Who are you going to spend your vote on next year?

420kidder Reviewed by 420kidder on 10-28-2007. Pot friendly presidential candidates Most people have heard about Ron Paul who is currently a 2008 presidential candidate. I heard about Ron Paul and quickly decided to follow another pot friendly candidate, Mike Gravel. After researching I found that Gravel has so much experience and helped stopped Vietnam, the draft, etc. Mike Gravel has a lot of great things that he would like to do in order to strengthen our country again. Unfortunately he isn't nearly as popular as the other candidates including Ron Paul. I've decided to Rating: 5

[delusionsofNORMALity]

if you're hoping that there is some candidate out there that will legalize, don't hold your breath. your best set is to get people in power that will fight for states' rights over the feds. if the states held the power they should within their own borders the dea wouldn't be able to run rough-shod over the will of the people.

[Chronisseur]

19% of you are not even going to vote?....:wtf:

Nobody sees it as more of a rat race than I do, but seriously people....

BE INVOLVED! YOU people added up, could make a WORLD of difference in our mission, if nothing else, to legalize the medicinal use of cannibis EVERYWHERE!


...With that said, it's gonna be hard for me to not vote in favor of Steven Colbert. The man is truly a genious, however, I have not done enough research on the candidates to make a decision. I did used to joke about him and John Stuart running for office...:jointsmile:

[if6was9]

ever hear of the electorial collage? there the people who pick the prez not the voters

[Anubis10012007]

Seems like Ron Paul is doing pretty good. There is a slight chance that he could win. We'll see!

[danimal0817]

this is the guy for us!!!

[Mohksha]

Ron Paul is pretty freaking awesome. So awesome, in fact, that even as a poor college student I'm still going to donate to their campaign next quarter.

[GoldenAss]

1)I will not vote, because voting is saying "Yes, this system works," when the candidates are chosen by the media months before any primary.

2)However, if I did, I would vote for Dennis Kucinich. He wants to create a fucking Department of Peace. Fuck.

[Th3 sand m4n]

Go ron paul!!! woot woot

[delusionsofNORMALity]

19% of you are not even going to vote?....:wtf:

Nobody sees it as more of a rat race than I do, but seriously people....

BE INVOLVED! YOU people added up, could make a WORLD of difference in our mission, if nothing else, to legalize the medicinal use of cannibis EVERYWHERE!

:beatdeadhorse:
and what do you suppose would happen if the entire population of the u.s. refused to participate in the sham that politics has become? what would happen if everyone woke up one day and decided to thumb their noses at this system of lies and broken promises and just torch the polls and smash their little voting machines? what if we just denied the government our allegiance and lived our lives without paying any heed to this petty bureaucracy that seems intent on turning one of the greatest nations to ever exist into a cesspit inhabited only by slaves and masters?
:hippy: