Medical Marijuana

May 11th GrokTALK! Guest Segment – Kevin Bloom & NH House Rep George Lambert

May 12, 2013

Kevin Bloom returns to update us on HB 399 (Indefinite Detention), HB253 (The Nanobrewery Bill), Medical Marijuana, and other legislative news.  House Rep George Lambert joins Kevin with some thoughts on these bills and how the House and Senate could come to terms on these and other pieces of legisaltion as the session begins to [ Read more ]

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On A Path To Less Government or More?

November 26, 2012

Newsmax reports that New Hampshire’s new governor (gag!) Maggie Hassan is open to the idea of legalizing Marijuana. Pro-pot advocates in New Hampshire are excited about the possibilities. Medical marijuana, the gateway-drug -policy to broader decriminalization efforts, is generally considered to be an issue with bi-partisan support.  Supporters of legalization at any and every level [ Read more ]

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Vote on medical marijuana in the State Senate today

March 28, 2012

There’s an article about the Republican-sponsored bill to allow medicinal marijuana use with a doctor’s counseling and prescription in today’s UL HERE. So where does our 8-year Democrat Gov. John Lynch stand on the bill? He promises to veto the thing! Idiotic. Here’s my comment at the bottom of the Union Leader article: Democrat Gov. Lynch [ Read more ]

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NH Democrats New Talking Point: Subservience To The Crown

March 31, 2011

New Hampshire democrats are exposing their own hypocrisy again. Doesn’t take much, but this time it is over HCR 19 which reaffirms our states sovereign duty to nullify actions by the general government in defense of its residents.

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Medical Marijuana

September 21, 2010
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