Stoners who think the medi-pot law will eventually lead to recre-pot will be disappointed when the pending replacement for Sessions puts an end to the recre-pot movement through enforcement of Federal laws.
Kasich is a RINO who the liberal media love to quote as a prominent Republican. I saw him at a 2016 campaign stop in my hometown and realize he’s dumber in person than his on-camera persona.
Republican Gov. John Kasich sounds like he’s lacking quite a bit of education to say such ambiguous things as: ““Here’s the problem, you can’t tell kids don’t do drugs but, by the way, this drug’s okay. So it’s a problem.”” Because we have done that for years. He should have tried adding words such as “illicit,” “legally,” “prescribed” and “non-prescribed.” But then he couldn’t actually have pretended to make such a point as the one he attempted yet failed to make. Here, to make what we’ve been doing for years clear and how ambiguous his words were, I’ll edit his ambiguous comment: “Here’s the problem, you can’t tell kids don’t do illicit non-prescribed drugs but, by the way, this legally prescribed drug’s okay. So it’s a problem.” Huh??? Really?? I’m thinking he only went to high school and his diploma came from a Cracker Jack Box. Sorry, Cracker Jacks, no real insult intended!
Ohio will be sorry just like the other states experiencing problems with dope. Recreational is not far behind and stoners galore.
Stoners who think the medi-pot law will eventually lead to recre-pot will be disappointed when the pending replacement for Sessions puts an end to the recre-pot movement through enforcement of Federal laws.
Kasich is a RINO who the liberal media love to quote as a prominent Republican. I saw him at a 2016 campaign stop in my hometown and realize he’s dumber in person than his on-camera persona.
Republican Gov. John Kasich sounds like he’s lacking quite a bit of education to say such ambiguous things as: ““Here’s the problem, you can’t tell kids don’t do drugs but, by the way, this drug’s okay. So it’s a problem.”” Because we have done that for years. He should have tried adding words such as “illicit,” “legally,” “prescribed” and “non-prescribed.” But then he couldn’t actually have pretended to make such a point as the one he attempted yet failed to make. Here, to make what we’ve been doing for years clear and how ambiguous his words were, I’ll edit his ambiguous comment: “Here’s the problem, you can’t tell kids don’t do illicit non-prescribed drugs but, by the way, this legally prescribed drug’s okay. So it’s a problem.” Huh??? Really?? I’m thinking he only went to high school and his diploma came from a Cracker Jack Box. Sorry, Cracker Jacks, no real insult intended!