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Tuesday,
April 20, 2004 |
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Pot:
Just what the doctor ordered
Medicinal
marijuana should be made legal
Have
you ever seen the ad where the woman dying of cancer reaches
down to roll her joint? How about the one where a man
suffering from chronic pain lights up to relieve his pain?
I bet you haven’t.
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Differences
between right and left vast
Liberals
and Conservatives are butting heads louder than usual
these days. The presidential election has polarized “right”
vs. “left” more clearly than the usual pander-fest
for the middle. Democrats will nominate the statistically
most liberal senator to run against George W. Bush. Bush
is being pulled right by his conservative base. We have,
in short, a rich chance to see American politics align
with less reservation than usual into “right”
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