An Oshkosh Republican is doing what many in his party might feel is unthinkable. State Representative Gregg Underheim is introducing a bill to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes.

Underheim's motives stem from his own bout with prostate cancer.

Like any Republican, Underheim has strong convictions about the legalization of certain drugs, but his attitude about using marijuana for medicinal purposes changed after doctors removed his cancerous prostate.

Although Underheim didn't take any marijuana in his recovery, he was told of others who could have used it. "One of the themes that echoed consistently was the difficulty of chemotherapy."
WBAY-TV Green Bay-Fox Cities-Northeast Wisconsin News: Republican Lawmaker Introduces Medicinal Marijuana Bill


Rubin, who describes himself as a Republican admirer of President Ronald Reagan and preaches in front of a U.S. flag, says his beliefs are sincere. He has Friday night services where smoking marijuana is part of the ritual and preaches twice more on the weekends, using texts from Old Testament on Saturday and the New Testament on Sunday, the newspaper said.

While he has been a marijuana enthusiast since his college days, Rubin told the Daily News that he became convinced it is the tree of life during a family crisis three years ago.
Preacher faces prison for marijuana ritual

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Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Republican and pro-cannabis Can somebody please please please explain to me how one can be both Republican and pro-cannabis? Reassure me that there are indeed pro-cannabis Republicans on Capitol Hill. Do something to convince me that your very political ideals are not in direct contradiction to your personal practices. I posited this question on the Giuliani, Hillary, Skink thread yesterday. Only Rebgirl stepped in to try to provide some clarity, then she was feeling under the weather and couldn't continue the Rating: 5