5:54 pm ET
Jun 22, 2011




    • I always thought there was something a bit gay about Dr. Paul I guess a couple of joints will loosen him up when Barney gets him high. Also, remember Randy Paul and his aqua buddha.

    • Regulate, license and tax the violent criminal anarchy out of the sales and distribution of intoxicant drugs.

      Keeping pot illegal is a hundred billion $$ or more a year government imposed SUBSIDY for addict and criminal anarchy.

      As long as the government PROHIBITS responsible regulation, licensing and taxing of the pot markets gangsters will fill the regulatory void with violent self-regulation.

    • More people have died from the War on Drugs than actual people who use drugs.

    • to think that I could be in a situation where a specific drug could help my lifestyle, such as undergoing chemo for cancer, and the Government would keep me from getting the drug because a bunch of religious high-horsers exert political pressure.

      The War on Drugs has been a stunning failure anyway, so at least get rid of this silly ban.

      And while we're at it, these "medicinal marijuana" stores are a bad joke. Let Costco sell it cheaply by the bale and then see if the Mexican drug lords can still survive.

    • @Joint:

      It seems like you have some burning hidden desires that are flowing out of your words there buddy. It's OK if you fantasize about Ron Paul in that way... but unfortunately for you, he has been married for many decades.

    • I really hope this passes, it is long overdue. It would give states the ability to decide for themselves how to handle their affairs without the control of the Feds. Probably won't help me here in the draconian state of Florida, but I could always move to a more tolerant state. Choice is a good thing.

    • Whoa! Common sense taking place in Washington? I see a trend when that happens... Ron Paul is always mentioned.

    • i hope reform of these laws comes with an amnesty for those incarcerated thereby.
      and record wipe.

    • The War on Drugs is a multi-billion dollar a year government imposed tax-free subsidy program for addicts and gangsters.

      The only thing actually prohibited by the War on Drugs is responsible regulated adult supervision of drug sales to children. By prohibiting responsible regulated adult supervision of the drug markets the government intentionally creates a regulatory vacuum that is filled by untaxed criminal anarchists.

    • Weed is most certainly a drug and can mess with your mind; gotta keep kids off it. But I agree with everyone above, the current situation is worse than legalizing it.

    • About time! Please write your legislator in favor of this long over due legislation!

    • The states should be able to decide for themselves if it is legal or not. Then we can watch and see who has the right approach to regulation, legalization, taxation, etc. I'd be fascinated to see how it would turn out.

    • I'm not optimistic this will happen for a lot of reasons though. While I'm not a conspiracy theorist, the pharma and alcohol industries simply have too much influence in Washington.

    • Common sense. The cannabis culture has been around a long time. Decriminalization will save lives and money. New business' will grow and the Cartel's will lose some business. Legalize pot to free up resources for more important tasks and to collect tax revenue from sales. Common sense, amnesty for those incarcerated for pot possession. Honor freedom of choice.

    • So disappointed WSJ... What is the name of the Act, bill number, any details, ANYTHING, DO YOU HIRE REPORTERS ANYMORE?

    • The absolute best way to protect kids from drug sales is to put those sales under responsible regulated adult supervision, for the first time in American history, rather than the lawless addicts and gangsters who are the exclusive sales for today.

    • Another common sense proposal from Dr. Ron Paul! The war on drugs, marijuana in particular, is ridiculous. We waste billions of dollars a year putting non violent drug offenders in prison. Not to mention the countless police man hours that could be better used fighting actual crime. It is easier for a teenager to buy marijuana than it is for them to buy cigarettes or alcohol. Drug dealers don't check I.D. and the only reason marijuana is considered a "gateway drug" is because you have to go through a drug dealer who will pressure you in to trying something stronger. Pot heads generally don't use hard drugs, getting high is like getting drunk, but much safer for the user and everyone around the user. End this senseless and costly war!

    • This is awesome news, but also bittersweet. It'll be submitted to committee and then possibly die there like all of the other bills unless we email our congresspeople and tell them to support this effort and get it to a vote.

      I can't stress this enough.

    • A federal bill was introduced yesterday that, if passed into law, would remove restrictions on the cultivation of non-psychoactive industrial hemp. The chief sponsors of HR 1866, “The Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2009,” Representatives Barney Frank (D-MA) and Ron Paul (R-TX), were joined by nine other U.S. House members split between Republicans and Democrats.


    • Cool!!!!! It's about time. We have wasted million's fighting it. Now this can and will help our prisons, and economy.

    • So bipartisanship isn't dead yet. That's good to know, especially on an issue where these two gentlemen are injecting some fiscal common sense into the matter. Alcohol and tobacco kill more Americans than marijuana, so why aren't they banned, too? The solution is to tax and regulate, thus saving money on prisons and law enforcement, and boosting federal and state tax revenue without getting the GOP screaming by going after the under-taxed rich.

    • I support this.

    • Contact your states US Representative and tell them they need to get on board and support this legislation. http://capwiz.com/norml2/issues/

    • Make it happen

    • That's it? 23 comments? Think of the billions we will save? Think about how many families will get family home!

    • I unctuously await the Attorney Generals BS justification for an utter failure of a policy that has been in place as long as I have been alive. The only positive result I can see is a bunch of corrupt governments in South America and a bunch of Americans employed by the government fighting a concept. You cannot win a war against drugs. Or terror. Or poverty. Or disease.
      How many decades of failure must we endure before someone admits defeat?

    • The bill has been on ice since the Carter Administration. There's too much money invested in the judicial system's funding for counter-drug practices (police funding for drugs, legal counsel), and there's too much American money invested in private prisons located throughout the country in places where manufacturing has suffered, leaving no other option in jobs. Interdiction is one of The United State's best products, and that won't change any time soon unless the government decides to randomly invest in abstract thought, a concept that is inherently threatening to any government or body to begin with..

      The bill may be 'new', but it's hardly that. Incoming scandal in Obama's re-election campagin similar to Jimmy Carter's brother's fiasco. Looks like we're in for another rerun.


      Way too much violence in the drug cartels. Remember Capone and booze violence? Its the same thing. Sell it at Walgreens and it will prevent "Gang drug sale turf wars"

    • Come on, what century is this again? Let's get on with it!

    • @Middle America:

      Where do you think these new marijuana growers will get their money? From stoner investors off the street?

      It'll be invested in by the same people who upheld these laws to begin with. Why else would the government be remotely interested in allowing users to control a product? Especially if it can be labeled or considered a commodity that can be traded against. It will be the new corn, delivered by the same people who brought you prohibition, at an increased cost.

      Whiskey Rebellion Part II incoming.

    • This is a terrible idea, not only would it deal a significant blow to the corporate prison industry but some states would then have the ability to control there own destiny or balance their budgets.
      This must be stopped.

    • @Ironic Hypocrisy

      The irony really is, that the state won't be able to sell off however much weed they can produce, to overcome the profit generated from interdiction. There may be a lot of stoners out there, but even the whole Death Row label couldn't smoke enough necessary to supplant every state that wanted to grow it. Eventually, each new grow business would tumble either from lack of demand, or poor product. Then what happens?

      They get bought out, by a larger grower corporation. One that will probably have government backing in the agricultural industry. Most likely candidates? Tobacco firms. That's right. The government levied heavy fines against them for people smoking, only to have the government give it right back to them in the future, just to grow weed, to sell you! Just like cigarettes, only green right?

      So what's to stop tobacco companies from implanting nicotine, or making a hybrid strain that has nicotine in it? Or relies upon their own chemical for a growing cycle? Some stoner who has beef?

      Support Decriminalization, not legalization. Support your local growers.

    • I hope the age limit set is 25, so the mind altering effect will be on a fully cooked mind, less likely to become addicted.

    • For all the people that have never needed this, I envy you. Dont be so quick to judge those that do need it.

    • Have a joint put some music on and relax


      Ron Paul likes to smoke weed.
      Mary Jane makes him feel free.
      One day he ate all his joints.
      I asked him what was the point.
      He said, "Smoking ain't healthy for me."

    • I hear commercials for drugs that are "safe", according to the FDA, and some of the warnings include "If you feel suicidal, contact your doctor" or "may change your eye color" or "may cause heart disease", and my absolute favorite "could cause stroke, heart-attack or death". Here is a touch of reality for those of you that vilify pot; The most dangerous thing about marijuana is its illegal. I dont worry about overdosing (not a single case EVER of THC overdose ANYWHERE), I dont worry about going pycho and hurting people, I worry a great deal about being arrested and incarcerated, and placed in a position where I will have to "kill or be killed" and become a different person. I like my calm, quiet life. Please support this bill so that many millions, just like me, can have a chance to NOT become real criminals, trained by the Justice System.

    • politics is so mysterious. if this bill pushes through, i won't be surprised if weed is drop-shipped from online retail giants in the future.

    • Exactly why Ron Paul shouldn't be a Republican and DEFINITELY shouldn't be president.

    • Actually, DrNothing, Paul is a conservative. Whereas government cannot regulate morality, should not punish our children for victimless "crimes" and must not continue to destroy Mexico and cities like Baltimore, the War on Drugs should be immediately ended. Legalize it, already!

    • I LOVE IT!! The bad thing is, the alcohol companies have more money than the pot heads. So, we all know whta that means. If pot is legalized, then instead of having a drink every now and then, I'll roll a joint. (I don't do it now because it's illegal, and I'm not just saying that...) I have NEVER seen anyone die from smoking too much pot, but have had many friends die, or hospitalized from overdose of alcohol. We should have legalized it many years ago, but we didn't have anyone to back us.

      THANKS FOR BACKING US UP, GUYS!! I just love Ron Paul, and always will....

    • This is something that should have been done 40 years ago. I have watched my Brother drink his life away and according to health officials worldwide, alcohol consumption is one of the most difficult problems to deal with because it can be obtained anywhere. Why is one drug promoted and the other criminalized......" Money"

    • Interesting how the RINOs and the GOP elites continue to bash Ron Paul who is the true leader of the majority of Republicans. If he's not nominated, probably better that we supporters just stay home on election day.

    • I really hope Ron Paul, can take the republican party.
      Its about time someone with brains AND balls, makes it to a position of power.
      and for Frank: props....
      Its not legalization, but a step in the right direction.

      PS: Ron Paul is not a Republican (corporate sellout) or a Democrat (corporate sellout, just a different group of corporations), but hes gonna pwn the republican party primary, or at least split the party, and would by far be a better candidate than Bachman or Palin (not to be sexist but THESE TWO are the best women you can find????)

      I cant wait to watch it all unfold.
      Ill be smoking my joint (without worry for federal prosecution) when it happens : - D{{{{{{{{{{::`````


    • What, You don't like my comment? All I said was: not in this election cycle. Now what's off-topic about that?

    • We really need to quit screwing around with the subject. Just allow the American people the FREEDOM that is written everywhere in America's history. From my point of view, its better than tobacco, has a better market than tobacco, and can be used for positive outcomes. Why is is illegal again? Amsterdam is a functioning, living, breathing, beautiful place? Its LIVING proof that RECREATIONAL marijuana is no more harsh than alcohol or tobacco. In fact, its healthier (By that I mean better for you, inhaling smoke has never been healthy) than both Tobacco, Alcohol, and those abused "aromatherapy incense" found at the smoke shops. I don't want lung cancer, I don't want scar tissue on my liver, I don't want a DUI, and I certainly don't want to inhale all the carcinogens of a cigarette, so can I please just leagally light my doob? Like seriously, Please? This matter gets older everyday I hear it. Just legalize it? there is no downside to it?

      Depression rates go down-Cannabis Sativa makes you happy (there is no crash, more lies you may have heard?)

      Jobs get created to stimulate the economy (Who's gonna farm it? Who's gonna transport it?)
      Taxes HELP THE U.S's DEBT TO BE PAID (or to add less debt to it)

      Crime rate goes down, think about it, no more pot-heads being arrested for illegal use, illegal possession, or illegal distribution, and eliminate some of the border issues.

      Hell, wouldn't the american people be happy? SMoking something healthier than ALREADY LEGAL! Sounds fishy. Just do it. Legalize.

    • God damnit we need Ron Paul as president right freaking NOW

    • Inhaling smoke of any kind is not good. I'd like pure cannabis in lan electronic gas format. That woud be the cleanest way to get the beneficial effect of TCH. Otherwise a pill (like an Ibuprofen) or a brownee would do.

    • If Ron Paul is for this then why don't he get the bible beating club within his party to back off on making abortions so difficult. Women should have the freedom to choose when and if they want to have a baby.

    • help the Drug Policy Alliance , dpa.com Just say No more drug war!

    • I do think that smoking cannabis makes you unproductive. Then again that would good for the environment and drive corporate America crazy, which is a good thing. What patent do they hold to direct our lives? Happiness does not come through consumerism, it much more comes from cannabis in moderation.

    • Agreed - let the States decide.

    • You are all high if you think that the revenue generated by legalization or even decriminalization will ever top the money gained by intervention/interdiction. Some of the few products we still manufacture in this country are designed the idea of a policing citizens.

      1) Legalizing marijuana will drive down demand for the product, not increase it. The key investors, will be one of two factions:

      A) Politically connected lobbyists (tobacco)
      B) The same drug cartels you hate along the border (using laundered funds at a now legitimate front.)

      2) Legalization of marijuana will increase, not decrease, violent criminal activities along the Mexican border. Because of a commodity that was once used to back criminal enterprises has become legitimate, the few commodities that aren't (meth, cocaine), will increase in production to compensate. While the effort will be to drive drug cartels out of business by legalizing, they will actually gain:

      A) A legitimate front that sells marijuana which can also be used to launder money for other illicit drugs.

      B) Increase the demand for harder drugs as the result of drug gangs attempting to maintain control with one of the few remaining products they have.

      Futhermore, not enough people smoke marijuana, or would continuously. The individual start-ups for growing operations would be complicated and heavily audited, and the only individuals who would gain, would be monopolistic business interests that had originally put stakes into keeping it completely illegal.

      The Wars on Drugs itself is illegal, and was illegal the instant it was enacted. But our economy has become reliant on it being illegal, even under the eyes of the state. It's ludicrous to keep it illegal, but even more damaging to suddenly make it legal.

    • I've been on the sidelines on this subject for more than 20 years. Never really gave it much thought. But lately, I have heard a great deal of well reasoned argument in favor of legalization. Very little of it is unsound in my opinion. Various pro-legalization groups have been making statements that have gotten my attention, but the most authoritative arguments I have heard have come from current and former law enforcement officers, prosecutors and judges. I would encourage folks to spend some time on the web site of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition - http://www.leap.cc/ I think you will find some well reasoned arguments there.

    • It is about time people started getting freedoms instead of losing them to politicians' ill-thought, money driven decisions. Please write your congress member or just vote for one of these men next election.

    • alcohol, tobacco, and pharma will fight this and their puppets in washington will vote it down. its too bad we dont actually live in a democracy

    • So we all lit up and by and by
      The whole platoon was flying high
      With a beautiful smile on the captains face
      He smelled like midnight on St. Marks Pl.
      Crackin' jokes, cleaning his weapon,
      chanting something about Hari Krishna, Hari Krishna

      Well the moment came
      as it comes to all
      That I had to answer nature's call
      I was stumbing around in a beautiful haze
      When I met a little cat in black pj's
      He had a rifle, BF Goodrich sandals,
      (sounding just like the captain)

      He said we're camping down the pass
      And smelled you people blowing grass
      And since, by the smell, you're smoking trash
      I brought you a taste of a special stash
      Straight from Uncle Ho's victory garden
      We call it Hanoi Gold.

      So his squad and my squad settled down
      Passed some lovely stuff around
      All too soon it was time to go
      Captain got on the radio
      Said hello headquarters, headquarters
      We have met the enemy and they have been smashed.

      Copyright Tom Paxton

    • Get the Government off the backs of the People. Marijuana won't hurt you. Only the misguided 'war' on drugs will hurt you. GOD put marijuana on the earth and it grows throughout the planet. Spend the drug 'war' money on helping folks, not prosecuting folks.

    • Every person in America go out and plant 10 or 20 Marijuana seeds. Just for fun...
      There will be weed everywhere.... to bad, so sad, the big bad Nasty Corrupt Uncle Sam looses yet another failed attempt at some kind of war against people.

      They can't win it here in the USA, so they try it in Afghanistan, failed that one, tried in Iraq, failed that one too. The Fed needs to take a chill pill.

    • If this bill passes it will save tens of thousands of lives every year by enabling American producers to meet the needs of American cannabis users.

      60% of the Mexican cartels' income is estimated by US economists such as Jeffrey Miron of Harvard University to come from marijuana. 34,612 people have died in the drug wars in Mexico in the last four years, most in gang competition over control of supply routes to the USA. 10,000 more Americans are estimated by Milton Friedman to die each year inside the USA, again in violent competition over control the drug trade. This legislation will enable guns and violent crime to be replaced by lawyers and normal market competition.

      To clarify the other essential point:

      There is no reason to fear that this bill would lead to increase in cannabis use. Countries such as Portugal, Belgium and the Netherlands have far lower levels of cannabis use than countries with strong cannabis prohibition such as the UK and Denmark.

      Prohibition does not lead to an ever-increasing market in controlled drugs. From 1998 - 2008, during a period that saw intensive poppy eradication in Afghanistan, and coca eradication in South America, the world opium market grew by around 35% and the coca market by some 27%. During the same period, world cannabis use grew by about 8.5%. These are UN figures.

      Strong laws and heavy enforcement do not lead to a decrease in the use of drugs. The USA has more people in jail for breaking drug laws than the total prison population (for all crimes combined) of Western Europe - around 318,000 people were incarcerated at the beginning of this century. And the USA continues to have some of the highest levels of drug use in the world.

      Prohibition is not a rational, compassionate drug control policy. Prohibition has only led to mass incarceration, tens of thousands dead, and a market in controlled drugs that continues to see boom growth. This is counter-productive and inhumane. Practically speaking prohibition is unworkable. Morally it is indefensible. It runs contrary to the principles on which America was founded, so it is very welcome to see America leading the way in bringing about its end.

    • that should have said:

      Prohibition does not lead to an ever-decreasing market in controlled drugs.

    • It's about time this country tried to get honest after all these years of criminalizing a harmless smoke, pot. I am not surprised that a country that supports torture and war crimes can't get it though.

    • this legislation would not only save millions of dollars it could also create jobs in the hemp industry

    • LEGALIZE!!! LEGALIZE!!! LEGALIZE!!! Long overdue...

    • Undisciplined meat-machines smoke dope ...

    • I strongly believe ALL drugs should be legal.The gangsters are the winners in this war on drugs!Big Brother needs to get out of our personal lives! Our cities are WAR ZONES,but wealthy politiciians don't care;they live in safe neighborhoods.They don't hear the sirens all night. I believe the 2012 election will be won by the politician who takes a stand to end the "war on drugs"..WAR KILLS!

    • farewell

    • After years of corruption in the Law enforcement of Pot, including the problems at our border w/ Mexico, our lazy stupid political nutjobs want to make pot legal. We all KNOW that Barney Frank has morals issues, but Ron Nutjob Paul is a surprise doper it seems. I guess the OBVIOUS SOLUTION - CLOSING THE BORDER is out of the question? How stupid are these politicians?

    • Prohibition didn't work with alcohol and it hasn't worked with this either.

    • for those who fear smoking any substances, you can get a vaporizor to smoke your stuff or make cannabutter and cook with it.

    • I support legalization :)

    • Hey Anonymous, your idea to deal with pot use in the USA is to seal the boarder? you can grow it in your closet. Brown people from other countires are NOT the source of our issues with Weed. Do you think the best way to protect your daughter is to lock her in her room forever, OR educate her about the risks of certain behavor, allow her to make informed dissionsion about her life, and be there for her when a mistake is made? which seems the wiser policy, now apply that to our marijuana policy... (I cant spell)

    • Finally! Yay Ron Paul!

    • This measure should appeal to limited-government, and states-rights republicans, but guess who will likely vote it down?

    • What we know is that smoking tabaco can give you cancer , emphashima or just weeken the body making it more suseptable to sickness. Could there be good health effects from smoking Pot? Well Ya know alcohol isn't good either. But you can drive better on marajuana than on alchohol and since people want a way to retreat from lifes issues I believe that we should make alcohol illegal and pot Legal. It's a choose of lesser evils. Random escape can be good. Let's make it as safe and effctive as we can. a massage with that?

    • To make a plant that grows naturally on Earth illegal is wrong and unethical especially when it is healing for the mind, body, and soul. Someone told me that marijuana kills brain cells while they were spraying bug spray on a floor then using bleach...then opening up their medicine cabinet to grab an antidepressant they downed with a coke. Marijuana, grown purely enlightens the spirit and brings one closer to our creator who blessed us with this gift. Soon, all that was shall be no more.

    • More hypocrisy from the right, you just wait. Individual rights my ass. States rights my ass.

    • "Bout time!

    • I almost didn't read the article due to the horrible pun in the headline. I hope the bill goes through, I have my doubts though.

    • Whenever I read an article about marijuana, over 90% of the posts are pro-legalization. All of you pro-legalizers need to VOTE FOR PRO CANNABIS CANDIDATES. Email your representatives at the federal and state level and tell them that you do not want to support an expensive and failed war on weed. Send your Emails anonymously if you are paranoid. Put down the PS3 controller for a few minutes and do something to help the cause!

    • Wow… I didn’t realize so many pot heads read the WSJ. The U.S. government should not legalize “Chronic” nothing good will come from it

    • Finally, maybe a first step towards and end of prohibition which made a multimillionares out of gangsters, oh wait are we in the 1930's? Alcohol Prohibition of the 20's and 30's did nothing but make criminals rich. I am amazed that it has taken this long for people to realize this about Marijana and other drugs.
      Regulate It, Tax it and lower income tax.

    • This is the letter that I sent to my state senator:
      I am writing you today in support for the Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2011.

      My family and I moved to Arkansas from Texas in 1987 and we were raised in a wonderful, loving Nazerene minister's home. My brothers went on to serve in the military and fought wars in Afghanistan as well as special work in the Koreas. Those same brothers moved back to Arkansas to raise their families and became police officers. My oldest brother is a sergeant of the police force. I myself, am a successful small business owner for 12 years now. (The recession has been tough, but I've gotten through it so far)

      It is my brothers I am inspired to write you.
      As history shows and as instructed today in our schools and universities; prohibition of alcohol was a catastrophic failure, and with it's ratification came an unprecedented drop in crime rates and human cost by regulating taxation and control of the substance.

      We truly believe that the same result would happen with cannabis reform.

      My brothers support reform because they understand that if we took the power out of the drug dealers hands, (dealers are the only option for people to get controlled substances from), and instead place that power in the pharmacists hands, my brothers and fellow officers and agents would be in a better position to not have to battle drug dealers because the dealers would be out of business. People would have the option to discreetly obtain their substance at a pharmacy, rather than on the street, and they can be helped through successful substance abuse programs with the drug world finally being regulated.

      Supply could be regulated and taxed by the state, and the Mississippi Delta farmers in our area would benefit greatly through Ethanol production and hemp fiber production. Canada makes millions through Hemp Ethanol production and they are extremely successful at it.
      So in short, job creation, taxation, a regulated market, substance abuse programs, and my brothers don't get shot at by drug dealers ever again. This is all possible with the passing of the Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2011.

      Thank you so much for your time and service to this great state!

    • I am not a user of marijuana but know several who are. I have never seen them do anything other than smoke and enjoy. They are not criminals just baby boomers who enjoy a little weed. They work, pay taxes and do everything else legal. But, if they get caught with this, they are criminals. I agree - lets regulate it and tax it like cigarettes - and no one under 18 can buy it. Allow people to carry and use enough for themselves and stop the madness. The federal government and states could make a lot of money.

    • can anyone say "ka-ching!" let the taxation begin!!!

    • The state does not run the affairs of people in a free society. It upholds justice between people who conduct their own affairs.

      For forty years, drug warriors have harassed the sick and dying, shamed and destroyed families, locked up and killed many (including enforcement) over one of the safest, therapeutically active plants known to man.

      It is morally bankrupt to punish nonviolent adults for making a safer health choice, cannabis or marijuana, compared to other legal medicinal/social drugs. Less than 1% of US are actually addicted to anything illegal. The people believe in self-government and self-medication.

      Our Founding documents are based on moral, spiritual principles. They make us seekers of truth and justice, as are all liberty lovers everywhere. That spirit unites us. It is the Holy Spirit and our True North.

      We can spend more on effective education instead of ineffective imprisonment. Incarceration costs seven times treatment. Restore public and law enforcement safety around the globe! Change to ethical policy and show fiscal responsibility! Use resources to catch more violent and sexual predators or incarcerate more of those morally bankrupt selling drugs to children or driving intoxicated. Save lives instead of ruining them. Restore Justice, the guardian of liberty!

      Cut subsidies to sugar, nuclear power, oil, cotton, etc. Make good on government bonds (IOUs) to the SS trust fund. We will be derelict in our duties to maintain an in fact, free republic if we don't insist on it.


      Drug warriors can get their adrenaline rush chasing murderers and other violent predators. They don't have to look far for something better to do. Many murders and rapes go unsolved every year; the cumulative effect is horrendous!

    • States should pay anyone who has marijuana (the drug) sources to give the product away. This would satisfy demand sufficiently that supply would not be so profitable, and the crime associated with the drug would disappear. Experience would show whether this policy could be extended to other addictive drugs. It should be illegal to sell any amount of marijuana for use as a drug, either by individuals or by government agencies. There should be no penalties for using it; this is an individual choice with no effects on any but the user.

    • As a Master Peace Officer in Texas, I'm of the responsible opinion that marijuana must be decriminalized. There are far more dangerous drugs peddled on TV and by Dr.s that are of far greater detriment to the individual and society. Heck, we start 'em young in this country with the over diagnosis of ADHD and other mental health issues. I cant remember last ime I made a dope case. Short of it being related to a violent offense, I doubt I'll ever make another. Thats my current support for the cause.

    • Alcohol prohibition? Bust.
      Drug prohibition? Ditto.

      Earlier generations must have been smarter, because they gave up on insanity much sooner.

      The only people dreading this are the current black marketers raking in billions on this artificially made lucrative marketplace. They are about to lose their lucrative gig.

    • However, I'm trying to picture the mandated pictures on the packaging. Will the cancer victims at least be smiling?

    • Imagine the Big Headed Puppet Parade opportunities we will create for our grandchildren, protesting against 'Big Weed.'

    • The criminalization of marijuana and incarceration (mandatory minimums) of those who use are HUGE industries in this country. Another instance of the will of the majority of people versus big business coming to a head these daze.

    • The majority wants this...but the twats on capitol hill and a few concerned parents over-rule the majority.

    • When you consider all the benefits of hemp/cannabis, the people who could benefit medically, the business that could create better stronger plastics and cloth, the renewable bio-fuel, the hemp-crete building material, it is insane this product is illegal.
      I'm for a law making it illegal to outlaw hemp/cannabis. And any law enforcment agent/official that makes an arrest or otherwise leads to the conviction of an individual for a "unjust" law should themselves be charged with a violation of human rights.

    • OK so what! Ron Paul needed a hand and his good buddy in Congress Barney Frank reached around... Reached around? No... Reach around? Reached out?

      No, wait, that didn't sound right.

      His pal in Congress Barney Frank reached across the "aisle" to lend him a hand. Yes! Thats much better. Across sounds so much better than "reached around" because, well you know... reach around from behind... oh nevermind... Ok enough of that.

      And so what if they teamed up? That doesn't make Ron Paul gay does it? Not that there is anything wrong with Ron Paul being Gay if he wants to be Gay!

      I mean isn't that what being a Libertarian is all about? You should have a Constitutional RIGHT to be Gay and to smoke POT, that is, "if" you want to?

    • Good first step for the Fed. If there is no "risk" the "reward" for importation drops to nothing. Send a key to Granny by FedEx, UPS, or ... USPS. Since in my experience the occupational group with the most imbibers is postmen, I cant help but chuckle at the thought.

      Next step is to get the 50 states to decriminalize.

      Somewhere along the way a genius representative or senator will think of taxing it. A sales tax at retail purchase maybe.

      Just a thought.

    • But reefer is just as bad as heroin. Haven't you young hippies seen the videos? One puff and y'all be raping and pillaging women and children. AND have you ever thought about the kind of example this will set for your children? To grow up in a world where peoples lives aren't destroyed because they chose to smoke dope?

    • The feds must be so broke that they have to finally use some common sense. How many deaths and lives were wasted from our insane drug laws pertaining to marijuana.
      The next long term costly mistake will be the "war on cigarettes" because of a few chronic whiners and our failed health care providers greed driven interest.

    • Finally some common sense. If these two extremeist can agree on this, who knows, there just may be a glimmer of hope for the USA.
      So many more are addicted to qoue unquote legal drugs. Like the freak who shot those 4 people in Long Island NY. Pot heads just lie around like lumps.
      Please pass this, tax it and regulate it like booze another killer drug that is legal and accepted.

    • I am concerned that if pot is legalized the fantastic quality and quantity we now enjoy may be compromised.

    • Pro-marijuana people claim nothing with happen with legalization. Yes NOTHING.

      No job.
      No motivation.
      No intelligent thoughts.
      No life.

      I'll stay drug free thanks...

    • The government has no role in dictating what substances people put in thier bodies. As long as they're not children, whatever they want to do is their choice. The constitution guarantee's this freedom because the founding fathers grew hemp. It wasn't until the invention of nylon by Dupont that hemp became commercially unattractive and hence made illegal.

    • Better than all those drunks right? I mean, all they bring to the table is No job, no motivation, no intelligent thoughts, no life, AND senseless death?!

      You need to get your facts straight, and your head out of your ass.

    • On June 17, 1971, President Nixon told Congress that "if we cannot destroy the drug menace in America, then it will surely destroy us." Well, after forty years of trying to destroy "the drug menace in America" we still *haven't* been able to destroy it and it still *hasn't* destroyed us. Nixon was wrong! All actions taken as a result of his invalid and paranoid assumptions (eg the federal marijuana prohibition) should be ended immediately!!



    • @Concerned - "Pro-marijuana people claim nothing with happen with legalization. Yes NOTHING. No job. No motivation. No intelligent thoughts. No life. NOTHING."

      That's strange because somehow I have a masters degree, an $80k/yr job and volunteer most of my free time to charities/shelters. I've written books and movies and have a loving girlfriend and amazing social life all while smoking marijuana.

      Guess what, it's not the marijuana that's keeping the few standouts from achieving anything, it's their own laziness and lack of motivation. You don't go into a bar and accuse every person drinking of being a dirty, lazy homeless person, do you?

      Marijuana is just another recreational drug like nicotine or alcohol and has been proven to be less harmful than most legal drugs. Sure, smoking marijuana does make you a little dumb and stupid but that's the point. I don't advocate anyone should smoke marijuana and drive (and that should certainly remain illegal) but what's the harm of me enjoying it on my own time, in my own home with some close friends? You know, that sounds an awful lot like most get togethers I've been to but just replace marijuana with wine or beer.

    • Light up, lighten up.

    • Government is getting out of control with their racist laws, the prohibition on "Marijuana" was and is just that.

    • Although probably a good idea, I personally wouldn't believe anything Barney Frank says. I remember him telling everyone Fannie & Freddie were in fine shape just before the housing market tanked after F&F gave mortgages to everyone & anyone with a pen regardless of income.

    • let states do what they want. is that the right-wing philosophy anyway?

    • anonymous - you really are oblivious. Close which border, again? Mexico, right? Let's close the northern border, too while we're at it. Not! Are you so silly to think no MJ comes in via Canada? Or along the Pac coast? Or the East coast? Or by plane from anywhere? Or grown in Cali, Oregon, Ohio, etc etc etc. Mj can grow anywhere corn grows. Why don't we just shut the world down just for you.

      Where'd you go to school? The church of the subgenius? Sorry- that's an insult to any subgenius.

    • We knew Barney Frank would be for it, not that Ron Paul shows his hand, time to bounce him from the Tea Party ranks. The world is growing more evil folks, just as the bible said it would in the last days. Make sure you vote against Barney Franks and Ron Paul folks and any other who is for legalizing that trash.

    • I think smoking marijuana is a bad idea, as is getting drunk or doing anything that chemically alters your state of mind, but the Federal government regulating anything that a person does that doesn't harm or infringe on another person's rights is a worse idea. I say go ahead and leave it to the states and stop wasting money to infringe on citizens liberties.

    • there is no intrinsic chemical in mj not already in the human mind.

    • I'd much rather see my child pick up a joint than a tylenol-3 or a synthetic herioin pill prescribed to them by some doctor. Its all you people with your noses so far in the air you can't see whats in front of your face. Clearly you have not read all that the bible has to say. Those who bear false witness are also the evil that we are to face in the coming of times. You are one of the people trying to say what is right and wrong about a plant you probably haven't a clue about. So in the mean time, unless you are a scientist with scientific evidence of the harm it does to them compared to the cigarettes and alcohol all you disgusting people consume every day!

    • I think that our government should legalize the use of marijuana. I know from personal experience that I would rather deal with a stoned individual than a drunk. I also believe that it would help alleviate the problem with overcrowding in our prison systems. I don't know about anyone else, but I grow tired of working all the hours that I do to support those who choose not to work. I am referring to our welfare system. Or working to help the government put non violent offenders in the penal system. (Reference: POT HEADS) That then puts another person in the system for us to feed, house, and provide medical care for. Not only that, but if released then they generally can't get a job because the have a record. Which puts them back to doing what they were doing before they were arrested in the first place. It would stop the murders at our border of Mexico. JUST THINK ABOUT IT.

    • What's really amazing is the anti people are ack, and haven't a clue. These are the same people referencing alcohol & tobacco. There's already been more than one law enforcement survey showing most (not all of course) law enforcement personnel would rather have to deal with a person who recently smoked a joint than deal with a drunk. As far as tobacco, these anti's drive their polluting cars to the polls to vote against tobacco, not realizing those cars do more harm than they know. A study in Cali just showed brain cancer caused by auto exhaust.

      Let's do a test. Take 2 identical homes with attached garages.

      I'll put my family in my house while my friends all smoke cigars, pipes, cigarettes and yes, pot in the garage all night.. Maybe we'll have a little alcohol and play poker, too.

      You antis put your families in your exact copy of the house, and leave your car running all night in the garage.

      Whoever comes out alive in the morning wins the test/bet.

    • This is great news! But even though 46% of Americans support legalization, serious discussion is still taboo in Congress. Get the bill moving by writing your legislators and showing support -- visit http://www.nomoredrugwar.org today!

    • Always with the false dichotomies: it's not as bad as this, or that. It never killed anyone like alcohol or tobacco or firearms or candy or television or.... We have to legalize it to take out the cartels. (sound of heavy breathing) Let's TAX it for gods sake, like tomatoes (more sound of heavy breathing)

    • Haha! You guys said "joint" in your headline, and the article is about marijuana. I get it! Very clever, you wordsmiths!

    • Thank you- Now pass it!

    • Y'know, making little jokes and jabs about the marijuana law isn't fair at all. Let's approach this with a bit of dignity that the issue deserves. Marijuana indeed has shown medical uses, is nowhere near as dangerous as we've been mislead to believe for decades, and needs to be decriminalized, if not completely legalized. There is a boatload of problems that legalization would solve, foremost saving a ton of money being wasted on keeping nonviolent drug offenders in jail. Jabs like "joint effort" and cutesy jokes about Phish and Grateful Dead concerts should be left to teenage parties, not sensible adult discussions on basic freedoms in this country.

    • Did you read the bill that they introduced. They want to legalize industrial non-psychoacitve cannabis. That stuff is for rope and matts. Maybe nice for matt and rope makes but worthless as medicine. Did I miss something here?

    • Time to put your money where it will count.

      Donate a couple of bucks to Ron Paul.


    • I'm all for legalization of all drugs. We must be careful however in the production of hemp and marijuana. If I'm a farmer, would I want to grow weed or food? Weed is soooo much easier to grow and would be more profitable per unit most likely...although corn prices are through the roof right now...hehe. That would raise food prices because what farmer in his right mind would want to grow food when you have this option? In addition, weed farms would be target for theft crime and would have to be secured. But all in all, I think the pros will outweigh the cons.

    • I am all for legalization of marijuana, and i understand that the most compelling argument is the money the government would make off of taxing bud, however, why should they tax it? the government makes millions every day because it is illegal. Prosecuting people for such a harmless crime makes more money. For instance, one person who gets busted for possession of the drug must pay fines, court fees, then get on probation and pay for monthly drug tests. With thousands of people getting busted for possession each day alone, it adds up, let alone the more serious crimes of growing/dealing which carry heftier expenses

    • Imagine if the police knew exactly what you do online: All the porn sites you scan secretly, the vitriolic comments you leave on blogs, the number of hours you spend playing Farmville. Your comments here disclosing your views about marijuana.




    • Hell yea to this

    • One small victory for federalism...

    • I do not smoke but I feel that Marijuana should most defiantly be legal.
      It would cripple the drug cartels since everyone would be able to buy domestic.
      It would cease to be the gateway drug as you would no longer have to go to a drug dealer to obtain it. Businesses and governments would profit from the income and tax.
      People afflicted with painful illness would no longer be enslaved to big drug companies and pain pills.
      If people smoked instead of drinking then health related illness would all but evaporate.
      0 deaths per year are attributed to marijuana use.

    • I was wondering if there was anyway to track the bills progress through the internet.

    • This will go nowhere. Just like every initiative since prohibition. Too many people (including the U.S. government and the "medical marijuana" scene) make too much money off of prohibition. The only way to get anything done is EVERYONE, and I mean EVERYONE starts growing their own, and take the money out of the (legal) crooks hands.

    • Legalize it already,,So many people use it recreationally. Its so much safer than alcohol. The government needs to legalize it so your hardworking americans who pay taxes wont have to go find it illegally.

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    • Let's do it, citizens of the USA! Drugs are bad only as long as the government gets involved. Making it illegal creates a black market in which individuals adjudicate differences -- not by legal judicial procedures, but -- by violent means.

    • Letting state and local legislatures - and their constituencies - decide the manner of legal use will allow marijuana to be used apropos to the social norms of a given community. It also will give local legislatures direct access to the great tax revenue base it can create through agriculture exploit, licensing fees and retail sales tax.

      Personal growth should be capped at a certain amount - parts of Australia have similar laws .

      DUI and workplace laws should be strictly enforced so that the safety and well-being of the public interest is not overrun by irresponsible personal use, such as is the case of alcohol.

      State and local enforcement of regulations generally will be very important until ostensibly seamless guidelines are in place across the USA.

      The process of controlling those laws will be to make sure resellers to only sell to customers who have registered to buy locally. This can be enforced by creating monetary and licensing penalties for selling to unregistered persons, including the underage, or persons caught trafficking across dry state or county borders.

    • Finally, a position I can agree with Ron Paul on!!!! The world must still be turning.


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    • This is just another attempt to deaden our minds. It starts with marijuana and ends one knows not where.
      Seems to me that pot smokers are just wanting a free ride --oh my I am in agony--for their drug de jour.
      Makes me sick to think that there is all the hoopla about second hand smoke and smoking causing cancer (of which both my dad and father-in-law died) Give em pot then little grandchild sees grandma smoking and then after enjoying a little pot from Grandma, he can go and get or order high violence videos. Have the Supreme Court Justices had their car stolen? Have they looked ahead of the curve on this? Why do we put our children to the most difficult tests. Tests that we older ones never had to deal with. May God bless America with pure, holy, and chaste children. The strength of a country depends on the virtue of its women!! (children)

    • Letting the States decide for themselves is exactly the prescription constitutionalists support. If States are in need of tax revenue (*cough* most-of-them *cough), here is a great way to accomplish that. Other States (citation: Pennsylvania) are advocating further pro-gambling legislation, which some may argue is far more hazardous to public addiction (versus pizza which costs less than $10 a pie). Who knows, this may even help crowd out the black market by letting equilibrium prices fall - the a significant employer of organized crime.

    • @ no no no

      I can't even follow your argument, which is typical of faith people who only know how to blindly follow and not think and evolve. Just because something becomes legal does not mean you have to do it. I could go to Vegas and gamble away my life savings while partying with hookers, but I haven't. I could legally get oxycodine prescribed and OD and die, or get legally seved alcohol and go wrap my car around a tree, but I choose not to do these thing either. I have not had an abortion, but I legally could.

      Why not trust the virtue of mother nature. On the seventh day God saw what she made and deemed it GOOD, then she rested.

    • @no no no - it's a long held myth that smoking pot leads to other things. People who smoke are your co workers, neighbors, fellow church sheep, uh, members, and many other tax paying, otherwise law abiding citizens. Educate yourself if you really care and you'll see that there is less inherent harm from marijuana than alcohol or cigarettes. It's never the stoners causing violence (for you to equate pot smoking and violent video games is nonsense), it's the drinkers. I've been to hundreds of concerts and watch behavior. As the day or night wears on, it's the drinkers who become loud and rowdy, NOT those who have smoked. Just as an example of something you obviously know nothing about.
      As far as the SC court getting there cars stolen.......what?
      Like yes, yes, yes, stated, there are PLENTY of harmful vices out there that many have nothing to do with. Legalizing the industry would create much needed revenue to states. New taxes, jobs and a host of other benefits. And for your information, hemp was used by our fore fathers, you know, those guys you religious types love to scream about, for numerous things OTHER than the THC.

    • @huantexas - Thank you! I wish there were more out there like you!

    • 2306 which would allow states to decide for themselves is being
      blocked by Rep Lamar Smith (R) of Texas. This is a man who in the
      current cycle has taken money for his campaign from:
      $20,000 : National Beer Wholesalers Assn.
      $15,000 : Schering-Plough Corp (merged with MERCK)
      $11,000 : Altria Group (formerly Philip Morris)
      $10,500 : Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America
      $8,000 : Eli Lilly & Co (prozac + cancer drugs)
      $8,000 : Amgen Inc ( drugs for dealing/w chemo )
      $7,000 : National Community Pharmacists Assn
      $5,000 : GlaxoSmithKline
      $5,000 : Constellation Brands (Beer&Wine (B&W))
      $4,800 : Republic National Distributing (B&W).
      (according to http://www.opensecrets.org/pol...

      This is the same man who says he will not even consider allowing it
      to pass and is the head of the committee. Surely you can see the
      conflict of interests when marijuana is proven to lower consumption use
      of tobacco and alcohol- while offering a plethora of medical benefits.

      According the US Department of Justice National Drug Intelligence
      Center- issued a report entitled “The Economic Impact of Illicit Drug
      Use on American Society” Which said in 2007 we lost $193,000,000,000.00
      fighting a war on drugs on a state and federal level. That is JUST ONE
      YEAR. No wonder the DEA who so strongly opposes marijuana continues to
      try to play the American public as fools. Marijuana accounts for 49%
      of all arrests and according to the report near 150 billion goes to
      police/courts/prisons fighting drugs.

    • Have you heard of any one overdosing on marijuana at any age.


    • not to mention that legalization of hemp at least, would mean we'd be able to produce basically anything you can imagine. things that could help solve global warming, and the energy crisis as well as help with the national debt such as cleaner burning fuels, paper, ropes, plastics, building materials, etc.


    • All the 'arguing' comments I have read on this article, were either ignorant, completely foolish, opinions (not facts), or by left-sided, one-minded Christians.

      That alone, shows just exactly how little your comments matter.
      Because those pro-legalization, are far more vast than those who are against it.

      Legalize it.



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