Really? You don't think it's progressive for cities and counties to allow retail medical marijuana sales? Community after community has integrated large-scale legal marijuana sale into the social and economic fabric. City councils have voted, city planners have plotted, county attorneys have been consulted and thousands of legal marijuana businesses are serving hundreds of thousands of patients. You say nothing has happened since A20, but would you really want to turn back the clock to 2003 when only a tiny fraction of today's patients were accommodated? There has been HUGE, MONUMENTAL, UNDENIABLE progress since then, not only w/r/t MMJ but also many local "last priority" initiatives and of course the narrowly-defeated legalization measure. Colorado is a hotbed for progressive marijuana legislation and I expect it will remain so.