Dem's and Rep's agree! Give the Sick What They Need!

Democratic Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire and Republican Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee have filed a petition using the Drug Enforcement Agency requesting a reclassification of marijuana - from the substance with “no presently recognized medical use” to some drug with “currently recognized medical use within treatment.” On Thursday, Democratic Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin became a member of them.

“It 's time to show empathy and time for you to show good sense,” Gregoire told reporters throughout a business call.

The 3 governors’ states, and 13 others, have passed medicinal marijuana laws and regulations, casting doubt on the concept that cannabis doesn't have medical value. Plus some studies claim that the analgesic results of marijuana are similar to individuals more addictive pain relievers.

The governors’ papers are the most recent within an ongoing battle to reclassify cannabis that goes back to some legal challenge in 1972.

“Each of those areas is battling with controlling safe use of medical cannabis for patients with serious health conditions,” they authored. “Our use the government agencies hasn't resolved the problem.”

The DEA has in the past overlooked applications for deleting marijuana, stating a scientific consensus it adds no value in dealing with patients of any sort. But that consensus seems to become fracturing when confronted with new research and concerns concerning the ongoing costs from the drug war.

Drug Policy Alliance Leader Ethan Nadelmann authored inside a statement the Governors’ petition would be a useful step, but that federal rules shouldn’t stop them motionless forward with therapeutic pot programs in their own individual states.

AK Sweet Tooth Mendocino Organic Cannabis Review

As I have several medical cannabis strains here to taste, evaluate and then write about. I'm going to tackle this task one strain at a time.

Today's prop 215 medicinal cannabis strain review is for the organically grown, clean green certified AK sweet tooth and it was outstanding. A very heavy smelling med, with a slight musky cheese scent and a touch of sourness thrown in. The scent strength was absolutely off the charts. As to the overall effect on mood, it provided an elevated frame of mind that did not leave one's mind racing, but rather makes one relaxed in the mind and body. I would call it more of a social med. All in all a smooth smoke that tastes like an herb that is natural, organic and full flavored.


Have a great weekend.

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