Koroz
Member
Jawnroot,
Is this to be voted on by the assembly and then the senate, to head to the governors desk?
Or, is this a public bill that the citizens will vote on?
This bill does nothing for me, will not change my life and has no bearing upon my medicinal usage, but I do fear that should it arrive at Arnold's desk he will veto it like he has before. I say before, in reference to the employment bill and multiple hemp bills. This is a huge step forward for the recreational user but with Arnold in office and seeing what happened with Prop 8 and the amazing conservatives with religious backing, I fear the worst. On a public vote, would churches donate millions to stop this and would the public approve? Most assuredly Arnold would not sign this, I am not sure why but it's his MO. Certain areas of CA are still very staunch about this subject and I am not sure if public support is there. Someone should do a poll in CA on who supports MMJ to gauge the possibilities. Nonetheless, this is a step forward not only for users, but for politicians as well.
It is an Assembly vote bill from what I understand.