The vote doesn’t matter if the governor can just veto it like they did the monorail bill.
Ok maybe veto isn’t the perfect word, but that amounts to what actually happened. Doesn’t matter how the governor killed it. Florida voters wanted the constitutional amendment and Bush killed it by referendum without the voters having any further say.
Nothing against weed itself but I hope it doesn’t pass. Those people don’t need another coping mechanism, they need to vote out the fucking trash.
this is a dumb take, who do you think keeps getting thrown in prison and having their voting rights taken away? I’ll tell ya, it’s not the boomer magas living in the voter fraud capital of Florida, The Villages.
It would be great if people would stop parroting this russian troll “joke” designed to make you hate those who need your help.
Lord, I hope so. That would make it the first state in the deep south to do so.If it does happen with it being the 26th state, that means that over half of the United States says it should be legal and we might start to really see things happen at the federal level with that.
I dunno… it’s very popular here. The major issue to consider is the also very popular medical racket to get access to the medical stuff.
You have to pay a doctor for a prescription (which is basically some performative bullshit so they get to charge a fee), then you have to pay the state a fee. But you can only have a prescription for 7 months before you have to renew, yet you have to renew your state registration every year— each for a separate fee.
Not that I’m aware of. It’s obviously the will of the people. Here in Ohio, the legislature was talking about repealing it until there was so much outcry. It’ll be almost a year on before it’s possible to buy legal weed for recreational purposes. I just figure the Florida GOP might pull similar stunts. That’s all.
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