100% yes. Honest question: Do you think Kentucky is representative of the country's overall demographics? |
The people you know could be representative in terms of demographics even if their politics did not match polling as a whole, as clearly everyone is not voting for Jealous. And what does Kentucky have to do with anything as no one as made any statements about Kentucky voting and your analogy, assuming that was your attempt, is completely off. |
| According to polls no one expected Trump to beat Hillary so anything is possible. |
| Pot is already legal in MD |
| Next thing, Jealous will want to decriminalize crack. Just what Baltimore needs. |
I’m sure my super liberal friends assume I’m voting for Jealous. But I am not. |
+1. “In Maryland, the idea is popular: each spring for the past three years, about 60 percent of residents tell the Goucher Poll they support legalized marijuana.” http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-legal-marijuana-democrats-20180420-story.html |
| Ben Jealous wants to legalize pot= Ben Jealous is trying to buy votes. |
I ahree eith you PP. Look at DC struggling with the synthetic K2 overdoses, not to mention the rest of the country is struggling with heroin & opioid addiction. I support marijuana for medicinal purposes only. Marijuana for recreational use is a gateway drug for stronger drugs later down the line. Hogan just clinched my vote against Jealous. |
It’s a “gateway drug” because right now it’s an illegal drug and getting it involves dealers who also sell other illegal drugs wanting to upsell their customers. |
So running on a platform of wanting to enact any popular policy is “buying votes”? |
+1 If marijuana is legal, that means legal dispensaries that have to pass inspections, pay taxes, guarantee quality control of their products, etc. The K2 overdoses wouldn’t have happened with product from a legal dispensary. |
It didn’t help Alec at all. That polling question might not be designed very well because the vibe I get from people is more cautionary and uncomfortable than ‘yea, pot for everybody!’ |
We already have legal dispensaries in Maryland as marijuana is legal for medical uses ( prescribed by a doc). We already |
Yes. And if recreational marijuana was legal, the same controls would apply. (While also, by the way, free up spaces in prisons for offenders who commit harsher crimes than having an ounce of pot on them...) |