it feels like were soooooo close
i can smell it
i can smell it
Wisconsin's Turn for Medical Marijuana
- Thread starter midwestHIGHS
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And it smells GOOOOOOOD!!! Hope this gets through for y'all cheese heads up there.
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lawnboy123
Cheeseheads deserve it man! They get no national love from anyone, bout time they get something before everyone else minus cali.
bass ackwards
Member
December 15th, I'll mark that day on my calendar. Go Wisconsin, show Illinois how to get it done right.
Respect bass
Respect bass
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JackTheGrower
That's it.. Want it! Want it! Now get up and get active!
Good luck.. It's always a fight as some people, even in California, still believe they can beat us down with hate and discrimination.
Another 10 years, I assume, will change that.
Edit: Hey Skip I posted this and look at the position this post is in , in the thread.. Look at the quote I replied to.
I've seen this b4 but it has never happened to me. Just an FYI
Wisconsin's Turn for Medical Marijuana
Committee hearings are slated to begin in December regarding a medical marijuana bill for Wisconsin. The bill will allow medical patients to grow up to 12 marijuana plants or to purchase three ounces of marijuana. Compassion centers would be allowed to sell marijuana to patients who've registered with the state Department of Health.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/70225322.html
Committee hearings are slated to begin in December regarding a medical marijuana bill for Wisconsin. The bill will allow medical patients to grow up to 12 marijuana plants or to purchase three ounces of marijuana. Compassion centers would be allowed to sell marijuana to patients who've registered with the state Department of Health.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/70225322.html
Pistil_Party09
Member
saying im excited would be an understatement.
im going to be first in line to get my card.
the problem is that most people dont even know its going to be voted on. so everyone talk to people and raise awareness!!!
mmm. cheese.
happy cows dont come from california. sorry.
im going to be first in line to get my card.
the problem is that most people dont even know its going to be voted on. so everyone talk to people and raise awareness!!!
mmm. cheese.
happy cows dont come from california. sorry.
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guest
Heres a link in my sig if anyone would like to send a prewritten letter..only takes a min. Please tell friend,family,co-workers...Thanks Jimi
ive been spreading the word high and low everyonei know is stoked... gunna have crowd with me it sounds like!!! i cant wait man to have that med card next to my drivers license in my wallet lookin proper as shit. so good. what better christmas present then a medical marijuana bill
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ThisBuds4You
Member
Wisconsin's MMJ laws will be very similar to Michigan's MMJ laws. 12 plants per patient (doesn't matter what stage the plant is in).
HELLO!
This is also online at www.JRMMA.org and allied sites:
Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 10am in Room 412 East, State Capitol:Combined Senate/Assembly Health Committee Hearing on AB554/SB358, the Jacki Rickert MMJ Act (JRMMA)
There will be a combined public hearing of the Senate Committee on Health, Health Insurance, Privacy, Property Tax Relief, and Revenue and the Assembly Committee on Public Health on Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 10am in Room 412 East at the State Capitol.
Interested parties who attend the hearing may register in support of the JRMMA, submit written testimony, and/or testify in person. Arrive early to complete a hearing registration card. A tally will be made of those
registering for and against. Written testimony will be made available to all members of both committees. Please dress respectfully of the situation, business casual or even a suit and tie or your best outfit.
Testifying in person: If you plan to testify personally, while there will likely be no time limits, testimony that is shorter and to the point holds legislators attention better. It may be helpful to prepare a brief statement that you can read in a few minutes. You can expand on your remarks in written form to include additional information.
Here's what our friend Jim Miller has to say: "I like to tell potential tesimonialists that if they plan on saying something that someone else could say, then probably someone else should say it. Stick to what is personal to you! When you say how marijuana helps you are saying something nobody else can. THAT is what committee members need to say.
Leave the policy wonk stuff to policy wonks. I hear that there will be some in attendance."
How to Submit written Testimony. You may submit written testimony to [email protected] in State Sen. Jon Erpenbach's office.
The mailing address is Room 8 South State Capitol P.O. Box 7882 Madison, WI 53707-7882. Sen. Erpenbach's office will make all submitted written testimony available to all members of both committees.
This does not mean each member will make the time to review all submissions. Concise and easy to read submissions with a narrow focus on your personal connection to the issue will likely get read more than long submissions that stray off topic into things like the total legalization of cannabis. Please stay on topic. The bill is not about marijuana legalization, but creating a narrow exemption for the sick and dying. Legalizing marijuana overall is not covered by the bill, and is not pertinent to this discussion.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 10am in Room 412 East, State Capitol:Combined Senate/Assembly Health Committee Hearing on AB554/SB358, the Jacki Rickert MMJ Act (JRMMA)
There will be a combined public hearing of the Senate Committee on Health, Health Insurance, Privacy, Property Tax Relief, and Revenue and the Assembly Committee on Public Health on Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 10am in Room 412 East at the State Capitol.
Interested parties who attend the hearing may register in support of the JRMMA, submit written testimony, and/or testify in person. Arrive early to complete a hearing registration card. A tally will be made of those
registering for and against. Written testimony will be made available to all members of both committees. Please dress respectfully of the situation, business casual or even a suit and tie or your best outfit.
Testifying in person: If you plan to testify personally, while there will likely be no time limits, testimony that is shorter and to the point holds legislators attention better. It may be helpful to prepare a brief statement that you can read in a few minutes. You can expand on your remarks in written form to include additional information.
Here's what our friend Jim Miller has to say: "I like to tell potential tesimonialists that if they plan on saying something that someone else could say, then probably someone else should say it. Stick to what is personal to you! When you say how marijuana helps you are saying something nobody else can. THAT is what committee members need to say.
Leave the policy wonk stuff to policy wonks. I hear that there will be some in attendance."
How to Submit written Testimony. You may submit written testimony to [email protected] in State Sen. Jon Erpenbach's office.
The mailing address is Room 8 South State Capitol P.O. Box 7882 Madison, WI 53707-7882. Sen. Erpenbach's office will make all submitted written testimony available to all members of both committees.
This does not mean each member will make the time to review all submissions. Concise and easy to read submissions with a narrow focus on your personal connection to the issue will likely get read more than long submissions that stray off topic into things like the total legalization of cannabis. Please stay on topic. The bill is not about marijuana legalization, but creating a narrow exemption for the sick and dying. Legalizing marijuana overall is not covered by the bill, and is not pertinent to this discussion.
Good Sunday Morning Wisconsin......Keep those letters pouring in....USPS is working overtime just for us!
UPDATE: Hearing on Medical Marijuana set for next Tueday! This hearing is for public input, so be there if you want to make a difference!
http://www.wkowtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11629327
http://www.wkowtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11629327
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