Prop 19: Support Legalizing Marijuana In California
Posted by gestroud Sunday, July 11, 2010 | 2 viewsIf you haven’t heard, California’s Control & Tax Cannabis campaign just got assigned the proposition number 19.
That’s why, today, we’re asking all NORML members and supporters to step up and chip in $19 to the Yes on 19 campaign. Help California become the first state to legalize marijuana today!
In the last few days the NAACP of California and former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson (R) have endorsed the Yes on 19 Campaign.
Celebrate the Fourth of July’s independence and patriotism early by donating $19 to the Control & Tax Cannabis Campaign!!
Prop 19: Support Legalizing Marijuana In California
Source: NORML Blog
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