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The canyon between actual truth (science) and fear-mongering (politicking) is beautifully displayed by two recent high-profile individuals. In the corner for science, we have Dr. Sanjay Gupta. In the corner of politics, we have New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie.
New Jersey Governor and potential 2016 Presidential candidate, Chris Christie, recently took some air time to throw cannabis under the proverbial bus and take shots at the states who have legalized cannabis.
A New Jersey anti-cannabis campaign aims to convince people that marijuana is a dangerous substance akin to underage drinking and prescription drug abuse.
Christie dismissed concerns about low enrollment in the state's medical marijuana program, and said "this program and all these other programs, in my mind, are a front for legalization."
In mid-late April New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie, vehemently laid out his plan for legal marijuana in the garden state: "over my dead body." Pot is here to stay and it's only going to gain traction as more of the nonsense and lies are obliterated by the truth and anecdotal, personal experience.
Gov. Chris Christie emphasized he opposed any effort to legalize the sale and possession of marijuana legal in New Jersey, even after a bill was introduced.
Gov. Chris Christie said, “...what I originally proposed…was that it be a hospital-based program, that way the profit motive is drained out a lot from it.”
Ladybud published the story of Sabina Rose, a little girl in New Jersey with Dravet Syndrome that is no longer with us.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says advocates fighting for better access to medication simply want to legalize pot.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 25, 2013:
The law amends requirements that medical cannabis producers and distributors be limited to providing patients with no more than three strains of the plant .
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 11, 2013:
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of August 21, 2013:
"Protection of our children remains my utmost concern and our regulations must make certain that children receive the care they need" New Jersey Gov. Christie
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said he'd accept a medical marijuana bill only if certain changes are made: 1) it stipulated that edible strains of marijuana would be dispensed only to minors, not to patients of all ages and 2) delete a provision that would let children qualify for the program with only a doctor's approval. Current law requires that children receive approval by at least a pediatrician and a psychiatrist.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of August 7, 2013:
Gov. Christie reached an agreement with legislative leaders to include Good Samaritan language in another overdose prevention bill sitting on his desk.
While over a week old it would seem a crime itself not to share this New York Times so-called OpDoc (where videos rather than guest columns are submitted).
