Romer's Bill Will Seriously Impede Dispensaries

[GratefulMeds]

:thumbsup:We need to stop politicians in their tracks when they submit bills like this. Every Community in Colorado is unique. We should not let anyone propose any legislation that is based on the hysteria whipped up by the press about the Denver scene and it's own unique issues. Nederland does not have the same safety, zoning and access issues as Denver, for that matter we are also different from our friends in Steamboat or Leadville or any other town. Keep the regulations up to the local municipalities and voters. This way troubles are addressed on a local level and specific regulations are not imposed on everyone.
If the State gets involved it means less not more access to medicine by patients. The patients and local community can weed out the bad apples in the industry and the Politicians need to back off so they can do just that. Don't be so quick everyone to give up your constitutional rights that everyone fought so hard to gain.
Power to the Patients
Mark

GratefulMeds Reviewed by GratefulMeds on 12-10-2009. Romer's Bill Will Seriously Impede Dispensaries Romer said he expects to file his legislation this week. Romer said his bill could "close down as much as 50 percent of the existing retail structure" for medical marijuana. Today's headlines center on Sen Romer's proposal to further regulate the MMJ industry. Friends, there are more than a few floaters in this legislation. Here are a few that particularly stink: -Licensing clinics and growers and make them prove they aren't a harm to the community. -Owners and managers of clinics must Rating: 5

[canaguy27]

all we have to do is get some dirt on chris romer. then goto the press with it. mwhhahaha.

don't worry folks, he is just grandstanding. something WILL happen though, so please let your voice be heard.