[Betterhaff]

I think it's in the couple of hundred K needed range. To date they only have about 15% of that but it's early.

[Picarus]

It is a lot of signatures , which requires money to get people out on the streets, info in their mind and paperwork to be signed. Without $ from investors it will not make the ballot. When investors put their money into something they want something for it. Whats the problem with that? The investors from RO are being asked to donate again and help fund the ballot initiative. And guess what they are saying? "Sure I'll raise money for this, can you guarantee me a license when it passes? No, ok well I'll just save my money. You said you were gonna get it on the ballot so I'll just bid on a license when YOU get it passed."
Not saying RO was the answer, but you gotta pay to play, and the same people are gonna be involved no matter what.

[Betterhaff]

I heard recently that people from RO were on board with a government committee to investigate medical marijuana. Almost sounded like it was something that may be legislated. I’ll have to see if I can find the details.

[Picarus]

I think that some of the people realize the greatest tragedy with all of this is that people who should have access still do not, the patients of Ohio.

[shaggyballs]

Well looks like Ohio should have voted NO!
Oh, well Ohio seems to be screwed now.
Very sad, they sold out to pass legalization.
I guess you reap what you sow.