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RainDog

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2. Polls certainly indicate the trend favors an end to this prohibition

Reply to gateley (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 25, 2012, 06:56 PM

Apr 2012

And that trend has shown increasing support for full legalization since the 1990s.

There has been NO BACKLASH among those polled to indicate this issue is doing anything but trending toward legalization for nearly 20 years.

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New Hampshire passes legislation to become the 17th legal mmj state [View all] RainDog Apr 2012 OP

You know, I just get the sense that eventually we'll all get there. We're closer now gateley Apr 2012 #1

Polls certainly indicate the trend favors an end to this prohibition RainDog Apr 2012 #2

When my generation comes into power (Millennial) Harmony Blue Apr 2012 #16

The world on it's head. trof Apr 2012 #3

Just goes to show you got root Apr 2012 #4

sadly, that's not strange RainDog Apr 2012 #5

If anyone has quick access to population stats RainDog Apr 2012 #6

Excellent news! Ruby the Liberal Apr 2012 #7

Looks like more support for mmj in the NE than West RainDog Apr 2012 #8

You should get in on the ground floor with NYC_SKP and I Ruby the Liberal Apr 2012 #9

well, I'm not too crazy about the junk food plan RainDog Apr 2012 #11

Great to hear WinniSkipper Apr 2012 #10

here's an article RainDog Apr 2012 #12

Thanks for this RainDog WinniSkipper Apr 2012 #13

this is not a party issue RainDog Apr 2012 #14

I agree that it is not a party issue WinniSkipper Apr 2012 #15