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June 7, 2018 blogger Autism, Business, cannabis, Colorado General Assembly, Colorado Legislature, Colorado News, Colorado Politics, Denver, Health, investment, John Hickenlooper, marijuana, medical marijuana, Medicial Marijuana, News, politics, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, taxes, weed, withdrawal
Four state lawmakers joined a group of marijuana advocates on Thursday in blasting Gov. John Hickenlooper over his veto of three pot bills, saying the term-limited Democrat’s decisions threaten Colorado’s place as a leader on cannabis and hurt patients, consumers and businesses.
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Welcome back to The Spot, where The Denver Post’s politics team captures what’s happening this week — from the Colorado legislature to Denver city hall, with a stop through the halls of Congress in Washington, D.C.
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Welcome back to The Spot, where The Denver Post’s politics team captures what’s happening this week — from the Colorado legislature to Denver city hall, with a stop through the halls of Congress in Washington, D.C.
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May 3, 2018 blogger Bernie Sanders, bump stocks, Business, Cary Kennedy, CBD, census, civil rights, Cole Wist, Colorado Attorney General, Colorado Civil Rights Division, Colorado General Assembly, Colorado governor's race, Colorado House, Colorado Legislature, Colorado News, Colorado Politics, Colorado Public Radio, congress, Cory Gardner, Courts, Crime & Courts, Denver, Denver Politics, donald trump, Donna Lynne, Doug Lamborn, E-470, education, election, Election 2018, Environment, FBI, gambling, immigration, Interstate 70, jail, Jared Polis, Jerry Sonnenberg, Joe Salazar, journalism, Latest News, Local Politics, marijuana, Medicial Marijuana, National Politics, News, NFL, NFL draft, nuclear weapons, Olympics, PERA, politics, protests, Pueblo Chieftain, Rep. Joe Salazar, Robert Mueller, Rocky Flats, Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, Russia, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, The New York Times, The Spot, traffic, Transportation, transportation funding, Trump Administration, Ty Cobb, Washington DC, weed, wildlife, withdrawal
Welcome back to The Spot, where The Denver Post’s politics team captures what’s happening this week — from the Colorado legislature to Denver city hall, with a stop through the halls of Congress in Washington, D.C.
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Welcome back to The Spot, where The Denver Post’s politics team captures what’s happening this week — from the Colorado legislature to Denver city hall, with a stop through the halls of Congress in Washington, D.C.
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April 13, 2018 blogger cannabis, Colorado News, Cory Gardner, Denver, Jeff Sessions, Latest News, marijuana, marijuana politics, Maryland, Medicial Marijuana, National Politics, News, politics, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, Trump Administration, Twitter, Washington, weed, withdrawal
Politicians and cannabis industry insiders, alike, were surprised Monday morning by Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner’s announcement that he has struck a deal with President Donald J. Trump that would protect states’ marijuana laws from federal interference.
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March 8, 2018 blogger addiction, Colorado News, Denver, Denver Politics, drug, Latest News, Local Politics, marijuana, marijuana politics, Medicial Marijuana, mental health, News, politics, research, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, weed, withdrawal
Colorado blazed trails when it legalized pot and now Denver could lead the way decriminalizing magic mushrooms. The group Denver for Psilocybin may soon…
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November 16, 2017 blogger California, Colorado News, conservation, Denver, drought, Jeff Sessions, John Hickenlooper, Latest News, marijuana, marijuana grows, marijuana politics, Medicial Marijuana, News, pesticides, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, sustainability, water, weed, withdrawal
Five years after Coloradans legalized recreational marijuana, the state is more familiar with marijuana’s environmental impact, prompting positive changes.
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March 13, 2014 blogger Cannasearch, career fair, Colorado, Denver, job creation, jobs, legalization, medical marijuana, Medicial Marijuana, News & Articles, pot, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, weed,


Because the marijuana boom has began, many have imagined of obtaining the best job in the market. It makes sense to work on a location where many people are happy as well as excited to appear to operate. It isn’t all fun and games as numerous get their hearts in the best place and work in the market to assist others.
Regrettably, finding more information on these jobs where to use is tough, possibly so far. For individuals within the Colorado area tomorrow, you might want to visit “CannaSearch”. The event has been held at 1058 Delaware street, from 11 a.m to 7 p.m. Fifteen cannabis companies is going to be in the fair trying to find prospective employees. Todd Mitchem, that has assisted organize the big event stated “We are planning velvet ropes in-front and food for those.Inch
This is actually the which you may fair available, a minimum of in dimensions and scope, and it’ll likely ‘t be the final. There tend to be more states than ever before enabling medicinal marijuana and sure more to participate Colorado and Colorado in legalizing leisure marijuana. Todd Mitchem also spoke concerning the growing industry lately by saying “The cannanbis industry is indeed a huge job creating industry. It’s growing and we are putting individuals to work.”
The task fair implies that a minumum of one market is thriving throughout what’s been certainly one of America’s hardest economic periods. Not only would be the jobs proportional towards the industry growing, legal marijuana does mean jobs for construction employees, lawyers and staff, doctors and staff, security personnel and much more.
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November 22, 2013 blogger 2000 election, Boulder, Bush, cannabis, Denver, Department of Justice, Florida, Gore, medical marijuana, Medicial Marijuana, News & Articles, parents 4 pot, pot, Quinnipiac University, raids, Stop Smoking Marijuana, Stop Smoking Pot, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, weed,

Feds Raid Colorado area dispensaries…
Only some time ago, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder indicated the us government wouldn’t stand when it comes to legal condition run marijuana programs. We learned now that federal government bodies were matching with local police in Colorado and Boulder to conduct raids. While the instinct for a lot of would be to think that federal government bodies go back on their own word, that won’t be. So far, the Department of Justice has stored the majority of the particulars secret for the time being, but spokesperson Shaun Dorschner has stated the actions from the DOJ are in conjuction with the previous claims that they’ll respect condition law. Mr. Dorschner established that individuals being raided were in breach from the concepts the DOJ mentioned formerly which incorporated efforts to avoid supplying minors and supplying criminal businesses among other focal points. There are certain to be many watching to ascertain if the us government has stored their word and when the recommendations they’ve recommended are obvious and understandable.
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80 2 % of Florida Citizens Support Medical Marijuana…
Elections in Florida receive major attention. The high electoral election swing condition is coveted by presidential candidates called the core wild Rose bush v. Gore 2000 election. Marijuana activists are searching toward what may another historic Election Day the coming year. There are efforts to obtain a medicinal marijuana law around the ballot for 2014. A recent poll indicates the initiative may pass easily if offer a election through the people. The Quinnipiac College poll found citizens supporting medicinal marijuana with a margin if 82-16. Affordable health care is really a major problem in Florida is really a major problem because the state’s human population is seniors. Florida has lengthy held the title for that biggest illegal producer of marijuana, showing the demand is clearly there.
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Parents 4 Pot Turn to Eliminate Stigma Connected with Marijuana…
Even while increasingly more People in america accept using medical and leisure marijuana, there’s frequently still a stigma mounted on it for moms and dads. There has been most cases where government bodies have a parent’s child over marijuana possession. Picture this scenario if your parent lost a young child over alcohol possession. In reaction, Mickey Martin has assisted created the audience Parents 4 Pot. He lately referred to the mission from the northern California organization by saying “What we desire to do would be to alter the way people understand and discuss cannabis within our community.” Parents 4 Pot can also be attempting to bring awareness to situations where children require medicinal marijuana. There has been many recent legal changes, such as with Nj, in which the laws and regulations happen to be changed to permit sick children to get medical cannabis. Martin also spoke about families being damaged by outdated marijuana laws and regulations. “There are lots of parents who lose their freedom, or whose children lose their freedom, every single day to those guidelines and laws and regulations, so that as a society we sit by watching. It’s not okay any longer.” He stated.
 
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