As Attorney General Martha Coakley continues to speak out against the legalization of medical marijuana in Massachusetts, supporters of the initiative are beginning to speak out against her “reefer madness” in a manner that cannot and will not be ignored.
A coalition including MikeCann.net, TheKingofPot.com, FreeMassMedia.com, and UNRegular Radio show Two Hotheads on Cannabis (THC) have organized a rally for this Saturday, April 28, at 1pm.
The coalition is urging fellow Mass. residents who are sick and tired of Coakley’s confusion-causing opinions on medical marijuana to join them for Operation: Occupy Martha “Reefer Madness” Coakley.
The protest will begin at 100 Cambridge Street (Coakley’s office) and will continue walking to One Ashburton Place, another Attorney General office, to protest “her continuing bout of reefer madness.”
Coakley’s office certified the question for the November ballot, which would make Massachusetts the 17th state in the country to legalize medical marijuana.
“My position is if this passes as a ballot question it’s going to cause a huge headache making sure it’s not abused,” Coakley said earlier this month during her monthly appearance on WTKK-FM.
Better start brushing’ up on the art of massage:
This is a call to Mass. citizens to bring signs, cameras and friends and let Coakley and candidates such as Joe Kennedy and Elizabeth Warren know that the public is largely in favor of medical marijuana policy reform, according to the April 21st Two Hotheads on Cannabis show.
This is the first protest of this sort, although there will be others.
Oh yes, there will be others.
For more information on Saturday’s rally, check out the Facebook event page and MikeCann.net.
Two Hotheads on Cannabis airs Saturdays at 3:30pm on UNregularRadio.com.
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she sucks. I’ve been telling liberals to steer clear from her for years. She’s a soccer mom who doesn’t give it up. Her generation was snorting blow off of Men at Work albums! While we are at it, we can stick it to her for encouraging people not to kick rapists in the nuts.
Why hold a demonstration against a public official on a Saturday, when she will be nowhere nearby? Courage of conviction would be better demonstrated when she and her subordinates were coming in to work. Enjoy your exercise of free speech.
I would agree Coakley opinion is one of out dated rule by the interest of employment of police This so called abuse is the real issue who is abusing who and the fact that enforcement has not and can not EVER stop the will of the people . This is a further an issue support under bad law by dead presidents ( Nixon ) whom continue to victimize the citizens in thousands with there short fleeing attempts . Rather then make a more perfect union and enforce liberty The AG office continues to impress its own will and as a result comes to continue the victimizing and death even to the point of non concern and lies
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