cannabisnews.com: Bush Asks Supreme Court To Okay Attacks on MMJ
Bush Asks Supreme Court To Okay Attacks on MMJ
Posted by CN Staff on April 22, 2004 at 19:14:52 PT
For Immediate Release
Source: Common Dreams
Washington -- The Bush administration yesterday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a federal appellate court ruling protecting medical marijuana patients and caregivers from prosecution by the federal government. If the high court agrees to take the case, the safety and well-being of tens of thousands of patients in states that have enacted medical marijuana laws will hang in the balance.
The case, known as Ashcroft v. Raich, was funded in part by the Washington, D.C.-based Marijuana Policy Project (MPP). Patients Angel McClary Raich and Diane Monson and their caregivers argued that because their medical marijuana activities are completely non-commercial and conducted entirely within California, the Commerce Clause as well as the Fifth, Ninth, and Tenth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution give the federal government no right to intervene. In a ruling issued December 16, 2003, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed, holding that the "cultivation, possession, and use of marijuana for medicinal purposes and not for exchange or distribution is not properly characterized as commercial or economic activity" -- and is thus not a matter of federal concern.The case has already had an impact in federal courtrooms within the Ninth Circuit. Also on April 21, U.S. District Judge Jeremy Fogel issued an injunction protecting the Wo/Men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana (WAMM) in Santa Cruz from federal attacks, citing Raich as the basis for his ruling."We are disappointed, but not surprised, that Attorney General Ashcroft has chosen to ask the Supreme Court for what amounts to a license to attack the sick," said MPP Executive Director Rob Kampia. "This administration has waged a war against medical marijuana patients that is completely unrestrained by science, compassion or sound legal principles. Conservatives should be appalled that the Justice Department is arguing that two patients and their caregivers, growing and using medical marijuana within California -- using California seeds, California soil, California water and California equipment, and engaging in no commercial activity whatsoever -- are somehow engaged in 'interstate commerce.'"We hope the Supreme Court will let the Ninth Circuit's decision stand," Kampia added, "but seriously ill patients shouldn't have to depend on the courts for protection. Congress can and should end this cruel federal war on the sick immediately."Complete Title: Bush Asks Supreme Court To Okay Attacks on Medical Marijuana Patients Contact: Marijuana Policy ProjectBruce Mirken, 202-543-7972 Source: Common Dreams (ME)Published: April 22, 2004Copyright: 2004 Common DreamsContact: editor commondreams.org Website: http://www.commondreams.org/Related Articles & Web Sites:WAMMhttp://www.wamm.org/Marijuana Policy Projecthttp://www.mpp.org/Raich vs. Ashcroft http://www.angeljustice.org/Judge Prohibits Raids on Pot Clubhttp://cannabisnews.com/news/thread18712.shtmlLong Battle Over Medical Marijuana Seen Aheadhttp://cannabisnews.com/news/thread17984.shtmlAppeals Court Upholds Medical Marijuana Use http://cannabisnews.com/news/thread17983.shtml
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Comment #31 posted by afterburner on April 26, 2004 at 06:44:04 PT
President Bush
Where is the love? There's been lots of talk about evil and evil-doers, but "God is love". "He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love." --1 John 4:8, King James Version of the Bible
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Comment #30 posted by FoM on April 24, 2004 at 17:41:27 PT
john wayne
Are you angry with someone? I have no idea who you mean? If you are angry with someone maybe for the sake of others here on CNews you could contact the person privately so we all don't wonder what is going on. Thanks.
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Comment #29 posted by jose melendez on April 24, 2004 at 17:04:19 PT
you tell 'em john wayne!
REGARDLESS of which candidate you root for, VOTE!AND to make sure the new boss is NOT same as the old boss, WRITE, CALL, email and FAX. If we want candidates to tell us exactly what they will do to address the situation, we DO need to let them know what we want with a FLOOD of messages.Really, it's the way. Certainly the letters to the editor are resonating, and I've noticed even right wing trolls run out of things to say in the face of reasoned persistence.Josefrom: http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/04/24/bush.dems.radio/" . . . under President Bush, we have basically sold out our environment for the profit of the special interests."Democratic U.S. Rep. Mark Udall of Colorado
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Comment #28 posted by john wayne on April 24, 2004 at 15:53:56 PT
the unbearable lightness of being
plenty of posters on this board predicted that godly bush would be our best bet in the 2000 elections."Nixon goes to china""states rights"blah, blah, blahplenty of religious bull-phucky got kicked around just before the election as well (you know who you are) that breathlessly predicted that religious bush was our best bet.But when the candidate becomes the president-elect becomes the beaureacrat-in-chief something happens that makes all that campaign rhetoric disappear and the inertia of the MILLIONS of anti-drug jobs filled by dorks with mortgages and car-loans suddenly looms into importance.
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Comment #27 posted by mayan on April 24, 2004 at 06:01:42 PT
GCW...
That is awesome! Keep it up! We have to let our voices be heard. Never underestimate the power of one.
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Comment #26 posted by jose melendez on April 23, 2004 at 22:28:34 PT
commerce
THIS dog CAN hunt!http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v04/n617/a06.html?397
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Comment #25 posted by FoM on April 23, 2004 at 21:04:16 PT
BGreen
67% is almost 70%! That's good!
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Comment #24 posted by FoM on April 23, 2004 at 20:54:36 PT
The GCW
That's great! Thank you for what you are doing.
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Comment #23 posted by The GCW on April 23, 2004 at 20:51:35 PT
New Summit County Democratic platform.
While Bush is requesting to cage sick humans that choose to use cannabis to feel better, there have been moves made around the country to stop Him.Many moves.One of the things I have helped do in My county, just got passed this evening.We just passed Our 2004 Summit County (Colorado) Democratic Party Platform. I am posting the sections that pertain to this issue of stopping the cagings. The full platform will be available on the website soon at:
-------------2004 Summit County Democratic Party PlatformAgriculture3) We support that American farmers should be allowed to compete in a
worldwide market by growing industrial-use hemp. It is time to reintroduce
hemp as a component of American agriculture.American farmers are not currently allowed to grow industrial-use hemp which
is used to create many usable products (fabrics, paper, car parts, foods,
clean fuel for biomass, etc.). Farmers in the rest of the world are allowed
to grow hemp, thus our farmers are placed at a competitive disadvantage.Credible drug law reform1) We support credible drug law reform and the diversion of convicted
drug-dependent and non-violent offenders to rehabilitation programs as
alternatives to incarceration.The War on Drugs has been actively waged by the government for over twenty
years. The only apparent results of this War have been the degradation of
civil rights, the incarceration of an unconscionable number of citizens for
victimless crime, and the waste of billions of dollars a year in government
spending and lost productivity.2) We support federal decriminalization of cannabis when prescribed for
medical use in states allowing such use.There is scientific evidence that cannabis is effective in relieving
symptoms related to wasting diseases such as AIDS and cancer. Several
states, including Colorado, have approved the use of cannabis for medical
indications when prescribed by licensed practitioners. Federal prosecution
of prescribing licensed practitioners and their patients who use medicinal
cannabis has wasted resources, delayed necessary medical treatment, and
pitted the Federal prosecutor against the expressed will of the people in
said states.IncarcerationWe support the reform of mandatory sentencing policies and the use of
alternatives to incarceration for non-violent criminals, including treatment
and rehabilitation.The United States leads the world in the incarceration of our own citizens
resulting from mandatory sentencing laws and resulting in full prisons and
severe racial disparity. The cost of incarceration drains budgets.
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Comment #22 posted by BGreen on April 23, 2004 at 20:33:58 PT
A Poll In Springfield, MO - 67% Yes MMJ
Southwest Missouri State University polled 458 adults (you know how much that probably hurt LOL) and asked if terminal patients should be allowed to use medical cannabis. 67% said yes, which is lower than the nationwide average. However, considering this is home not only to john ashcroft, but is also the world headquarters of the assemblies of god cult, 67% is amazing.If 67% say yes, which is an opinion in direct contrast to the multi-billion dollar gov't anti-cannabis propaganda, there seems to be no way to stop this God-given herb from being set free when the they learn the truth.The Reverend Bud Green
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Comment #21 posted by Hope on April 23, 2004 at 17:44:23 PT
Jose. I remember
“Remember, we called it here years ago, and it happened."
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Comment #20 posted by E_Johnson on April 23, 2004 at 17:00:14 PT
Plus the ahem other war
A lot of wounded vets needing pain relief right now :-( But I guess right now the basic fact of the war is dominating over the pain relief aspect of it.
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Comment #19 posted by The GCW on April 23, 2004 at 13:52:58 PT
Shape the Democrats.
I want to speak up for the Democrats.Part of the reason they are messed up is because We have not been properly influencing their walk.It is just about time to make public what I have been doing and what is about to occur.I have been getting dizzy thinking about the Democrats becoming so dumb that about a year ago I started going to My local Dem's meetings held monthly and now, tonight, April 23, We are about to accept a Democratic platform that includes some hemp / cannabis related wording. The wording that appears to be accepted, is there because of attending these meetings. After this evening, I will help bring the details of this to all Our attention. (Hate to speak about it till it's a done deal.)We need to all attend Democratic meetings and speak up. One of the things that caught Me off guard is that when I spoke up, many people out right agreed with what I was saying. It is clear that Democrats don't support the Cagings but unless We get the people to act there seems to be other items that are priorities...Attend Democratic meetings and do some work to pass legislation, educate politicians and remind citizens of the ills of caging humans for using a plant that God created and said was good.The Democratic part needs citizens to do some work and move this issue along.That is Us.
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Comment #18 posted by E_Johnson on April 23, 2004 at 10:35:56 PT
How can the Democrats fail? Oh I'll tell you...
1. They can be too concerned with their own selves to care.2. They can be too ignorant of the fact that anyone else cares.3. They can be too cowardly to say anything even if they do care.4. Their slimy political advisors who have no soul might order them not to care.5. The feminists might (and probably will) decide that marijuana is all about (male) self indulgence and so not an appropriate topic for left wing politics to care about.The list goes on and on...
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Comment #17 posted by dididadadidit on April 23, 2004 at 10:14:21 PT
video wins again
Is there existing video out there that shows DEA thugs handcuffing patients to their beds or wheelchairs in a raid? If so, Dems should run 'em in conjunction with Governor Bu$h stumbling through his campaign statement that MMJ should be sorted out as a states rights issue, pointing out just one more darned lie outta FlightSuit Boy's mouth. How can the Dems fail to pick up on this?
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Comment #16 posted by jose melendez on April 23, 2004 at 09:54:22 PT
video wins again!
"The consequences of a negative verdict would be devastating to our movement."Hah!They lose worse if they win, because then there will be public outrage especially considering those 80 percent figures. Just start showing the pictures and video of the raid on TV.Remember, we called it here years ago, and it happened. Pure liability, I concur. Time to call in that debt, and retire the crooks who wage war on us.
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Comment #15 posted by Sam Adams on April 23, 2004 at 08:54:41 PT
Interesting test
This is the Big One. The consequences of a negative verdict would be devastating to our movement. Now, considering that this issue has 80% public approval, Kerry and the Democratic-slanted media outlets should be trumpeting this case at the top of page one for weeks this fall. I'm eager to see if that happens. This SHOULD be a huge liability for the Bush cabal in election season.
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Comment #14 posted by dididadadidit on April 23, 2004 at 07:53:24 PT:
Libertarian Losers
I love 'em and have been voting libertarian since Nixon.But, although they promote the ideals of small non intrusive govt, ideas with wide sympathy from genuine conservatives, it does not translate into any semblance of meaningful votes (they have never broken the 1% barrier for their presidential candidate and have never threatened to or achieved an election altering vote count as Perot and Nader have with their second party efforts).I will vote libertarian again this election if FlightSuit
Boy or Kerry appear to have a lock on my state (NM). If the race is close, I will hold my nose and vote for Kerry, all fascists not being created equal. I equate the Gods Own Party fascists as being much closer to the Germans as contrasted with the Mussolini Italian Democrats. I'll take my fascism lite, thank you.I genuinely fear 4 more years of Bush could see the criminal smoking class defined as internal terrorist enemies of the state, subject to disappearance, trial by military tribunal and execution.Finally breaking with a long dishonorable tradition of only trying to outstupid Repugnicans on drugs, the Dems have indicated they are finally starting to read the polls, as they voted in the house last summer 135 to 65 in favor of forcing the DEA to back off on MMJ persecution in states that have allowed it. The 208 to 16 vote against the measure by the "compassionate NOT conservatives" of the GOP indicate these people to be capable of nearly anything if in total control with Bu$hco for another 4. I mean, if this hostile towards medical usage, what lengths are they able to go to with respect to the evil doers on the recreational level.I'll take my chances on Kerry and in fact am sending his campaign a check for $54.20 with comments on the association of 4.20 with the criminal smoking class. If 5% of said class (estimated at 20 million by the feds) were to do similar, maybe we could bribe Kerry towards more enlightened treatment. Couldn't hurt, might help.Cheers.
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Comment #13 posted by RasAric on April 23, 2004 at 07:44:45 PT
I think we ought to...
...ask the Supreme Court to Okay attacks on Bush!
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Comment #12 posted by goneposthole on April 23, 2004 at 07:18:21 PT
'Sexed-up' cannabis prohibition
Some insight on how cannabis prohibition became a useful tool for the neocons.http://www.dissidentvoice.org/Feb04/Nimmo0206.htm
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Comment #11 posted by jose melendez on April 23, 2004 at 05:21:17 PT
amicus curiae
Available for Download -- the major pleadings in Angel McClary Raich, et al. v. John Ashcroft, et al. A Historical Medical Cannabis Patients' Lawsuithttp://raich-v-ashcroft.com/page2.html - - -Have suggestions or feedback for improving our site? Which sections do you refer to the most? - - ! Send us your comments.http://www.ce9.uscourts.gov/web/guestbook.nsf/Comment?OpenForm
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Opinions are now located at the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Website:http://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/ca9/newopinions.nsf/opinions+by+date?OpenView&Start=1&Count=100&Expand=1.1#1.1
http://www.ce9.uscourts.gov/see also:"This isn't democracy -- it's an arrogant abuse of federal power."
- Steve Dasbach, the Libertarian Partyhttp://www.lp.org/press/archive.php?function=view&record=226http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=4941Legal Documents from United States of America
V.
Oakland Cannabis Buyers' Cooperative
and Jeffrey Joneshttp://www.rxcbc.org/legal/
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Comment #10 posted by i420 on April 23, 2004 at 05:13:08 PT
Poll
wxlt a radio station in Chicago is doing a poll check it out. www.wxlt.com
http://wxlt.com
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Comment #9 posted by jose melendez on April 23, 2004 at 05:11:38 PT
related, religious
old news on CNN:http://www.cnn.com/2004/HEALTH/04/22/medical.marijuana.ap/index.htmlAt least they mention it.In a spirit of shared faith and respect, we feel called to express grave moral concern . . . "http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/science/04/22/churches.bush/index.html
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Comment #8 posted by mayan on April 23, 2004 at 03:29:25 PT
unrelated...
But what about the little "chilldruuuunn"...Drug firms 'hid risks to children':
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/04/23/ndrug23.xml&sSheet=/news/2004/04/23/ixnewstop.htmlPharmaceutical companies accused of manipulating drug trials for profit:
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/health_medical/story.jsp?story=514317The hypocrisy sickens me.
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Comment #7 posted by mayan on April 23, 2004 at 03:13:32 PT
Ruthless "Conservatives"
Conservatives should be appalled that the Justice Department is arguing that two patients and their caregivers, growing and using medical marijuana within California -- using California seeds, California soil, California water and California equipment, and engaging in no commercial activity whatsoever -- are somehow engaged in 'interstate commerce.'True conservatives would be appalled. The neo-cons, on the other hand, are neither new nor conservative. Their kind has been seen before during the darkest, most dreadful periods of human history. So, they finally reared their ugly heads regarding this appeal. They hoped it wouldn't come to this but they knew it eventually would. They have no choice but to desperately protect their sacred cash cow. State's rights and civil liberties mean nothing to these cretons as absolute power is their only concern...regardless of the cost. The feds are faltering on many fronts. Everything they touch is turning to chaos. The beast's back is against the wall and the only thing it can do is attack. The darkness is upon us. The way out is the way in...Statement of the Family Steering Committee
Regarding Conflicts of Interest and the 9/11 Commission:
http://www.911independentcommission.org/Mariani vs. Bush:
http://www.septembereleventh.org/ellenmariani.phpThe Truth About 9/11:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jpdesm/pentagon/investigation77.htm
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Comment #6 posted by jose melendez on April 22, 2004 at 21:20:20 PT
don't forget to vote:
Die Gedanken sind frei- My thoughts freely flower. Die Gedanken sind frei- My thoughts give me power. No scholar can map them, No hunter can trap them. No person can deny [Another translation says "No man can deny"] Die Gedanken sind frei. I think as I please And this gives me pleasure. My conscience decrees This right I must treasure. My thoughts will not cater To duke or dictator. [I sing "pope or dictator" here] No person can deny Die Gedanken sind frei. And should tyrants take me and throw me in prison, My thoughts will burst free, like blossoms in season. Foundations will crumble, and structures will tumble, And free people shall cry, "Die Gedanken sind frei." from: http://www.rthoughtsrfree.org/sfwthoughts.htmsee also: http://pipepeace.com/terror/potusHint.html
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Comment #5 posted by FoM on April 22, 2004 at 21:05:03 PT
military officer guy
That's nice that you think CNews has a staff but no staff just me. Good to see you.
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Comment #4 posted by military officer guy on April 22, 2004 at 20:10:22 PT
Aaron Russo Libertarian Candidate for Prez...
I accidentally sent this message to the sacbee and common dreams, I thought CN Staff was the email addresses to FoM and others on her staff (oopss)...either way, read Aaron Russo's blog and support him or anyother Libertarian candidate for president...
we can win this war, and by electing a Libertarian Pres, this war will be over..."This is from Aaron Russso's web page, he is running for president of the united states, under the Libertarian Party. He has not been officially nominated, but is still a great blog..."
Official Campaign Blog The Official Weblog of the Russo for President Campaign
04/22/04 03:49:10 pmI have inhaledMarijuana.There. I said it.Of all the issues facing America, a common, harmless plant seems to be one of the toughest for our politicians to confront with honesty, integrity or even common sense.Bill Clinton didn't inhale. Al Gore and George W. Bush shuffled their feet and referred to "youthful indiscretions." My name is Aaron Russo, and I am not ashamed to say I have smoked marijuana. At least 70 million Americans have smoked marijuana. Millions of Americans continue to smoke marijuana occasionally, or even on a regular basis, with no ill effects.No ill effects, that is, except those which their government inflicts upon them with its war on marijuana.Nearly 700,000 Americans were arrested on marijuana-related charges in 2002 -- more than 600,000 of them for possession. Possession! Of a plant! [1]The federal government has no authority in any state to deal with marijuana. When I tell this to people they frequently don’t understand what I’m taking about. So what I say to them is this, "When we had prohibition in America we had to pass a constitutional amendment to bring prohibition to America. Congress and the President couldn’t pass a law because they wanted to, because they didn’t have the legal standing, the legal authority, to pass that law against liquor. So they passed a constitutional amendment which means that three-quarters of the states ratified the law, which was legal and proper and it was done correctly - although in my opinion, it was stupid. The federal government has never passed any amendment to give them any authority in the issue of marijuana. They simply don’t have any authority, but they take it anyway!"Let's talk about war. War is -- or at least should be -- a last resort, undertaken in defense of American lives and American rights. It is -- or at least should be -- an exception, not the rule. It is a drastic measure, and it entails drastic results.Wars cost money. The federal government alone spends more than $20 billion per year fighting a war it can never win and that it doesn't want to win anyway, because declaring victory would mean that thousands of bureaucrats and "law enforcement officers" would have to go home and get real jobs.Wars produce prisoners. Today, more than 2 million Americans live behind bars -- 450,000 of them for no other reason than drug related charges -- marijuana being the most frequently cited such substance. [2] On a per capita basis, America imprisons more of its own people than any country on the face of the earth.Wars produce casualties, and this war has produced casualties beyond counting. I think often of my late friend, Peter McWilliams, a great man and a beloved author. Peter died in his bathtub, nauseated by chemotherapy and too weakened to save himself from choking to death on his own vomit. Why? Because a federal judge barred him from using California's medical marijuana law as a defense, and then held his mother's house as collateral to force him not to use the only substance that made a difference for him. In his trial, he was not even permitted to inform the jury that he had cancer. Peter was murdered by his own government. [3] Countless others lie in their graves or crawl through their lives in terrible pain, for no better reason than to continue an immoral and unwinnable war.Wars deprive the young of their futures. Public schools impose draconian "drug testing" requirements on kids who seek to go beyond the call of duty and participate in extra-curricular activities. The federal government discriminates against students seeking financial aid to attend college if they've been unlucky enough to get caught on the wrong side of the marijuana laws. A generation is faced with submission to tyranny or the loss of opportunity.Wars direct money and power into hands they would otherwise not find their way into. Because our government bans the production and use of industrial hemp, Americans are held hostage to foreign oil, leading inevitably to even more wars to keep the crude flowing. Hemp is a viable, renewable replacement for fossil fuels. Today, right now, a few Americans drive cars powered by "bio-diesel." A fuel which produces fewer polluting emissions than normal petroleum products. A fuel which would be incredibly cheap at the pump if American farmers were allowed to legally produce and sell it. Hemp was once one of America's largest cash crops, and today, legalized, it could very well be the key to saving America's family farms.Industrial hemp isn't just for running cars, either. The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were printed on hemp paper. It's a stronger, more durable paper than that made from wood pulp. Legal industrial hemp would mean cheaper and better paper, cloth -- and even composite timber -- for America's consumers.This is the war that our politicians defend. No wonder they shuffle their feet and avert their eyes. They're ashamed of what they're doing. And they damn well should be. The war on marijuana has damaged America economically, and its impact on the liberties of Americans has been ruinous.As a candidate for the presidency of the United States, it's my duty to offer solutions. The president can't do everything, but he can do a lot. And I will do a lot:* As your president, I'll immediately appoint a special pardons commission to expedite the release of every non-violent marijuana offender in America's prison systems.* As your president, I'll direct the Justice Department to cease and desist from its unjustifiable raids on medical marijuana facilities in states which have legalized the medical use of marijuana. I'll also direct the nation's US Attorneys to accept no further cases for prosecution which consist solely of non-violent marijuana-related offenses.* As your president, I'll veto any budget sent to me by Congress which includes so much as one thin dime of funding for the Office of National Drug Control Policy, the Drug Enforcement Agency, or any other federal activity which has as its goal the prosecution, or persecution, of non-violent marijuana users.* As a Libertarian president, my aim is to get the federal government out of education entirely. So long as it remains involved in education, however, I'll veto any appropriation or legislation which in any way discriminates against non-violent marijuana users in delivery of education or aid for education.* Finally, as your president, I will pressure Congress to repeal all federal laws prohibiting the cultivation, sale or possession of marijuana -- including industrial hemp, medical marijuana and recreational marijuana. I will protect marijuana users from the federal government. States will no longer be guided by the federal laws on marijuana. As I helped to get medical marijuana laws passed in Nevada, I will use the bully pulpit of the presidency to encourage the states which have not already done so to eliminate their prohibition of this common and useful plant. No war is more vicious than a war declared by a government upon its own people. No politician who pledges to continue such a war, or who acquiesces in prolonging it, deserves your support.It's time to elect a president who will end the war on marijuana and usher in a just peace. I'm asking for your support so that I can be that president.-----NOTES[1] Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2002 Uniform Crime Report.
[2] Baltimore Sun, "U.S. prison population largest in world," June 1,
2003.
[3] "Peter McWilliams, RIP," by William F. Buckley, Jr., June 2000.-----"Aaron Russo may be the best kept secret in American politics, but I believe he is capable of having a profound impact on the upcoming presidential elections. He has an impressive track record of delivering award winning productions and we can expect a Russo Presidential Campaign to deliver impressive results." - Steve Kubby (www.kubby.com)3 comments - Trackback (0) - Pingback (0) - Permalink
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Comment #3 posted by Petard on April 22, 2004 at 20:07:10 PT
55,000+ Iraqi's and 600+ American's dead
And that's just not enough blood for Bushy Boy and the rest of his vampire bunch. Bushy Boy is addicted to death and misery as long as it's not his own. Being Governor in a death penalty state was just a gateway to harder, more addictive, murderous ways. The Bushit Administration has no regard for the Constitution they all swore to uphold. Call the military back from overseas to uphold their own sworn duty: to protect the people from attacks both foreign AND DOMESTIC.
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Comment #2 posted by The GCW on April 22, 2004 at 20:05:13 PT
1 John, 2 John, 3 John.
1 John 3:17, But whoever has the world’s goods, and sees his brother in need and closes his heart against him, how does the love of God abide in him?1 John 3:18, Little children, let us not love with word or with tongue, but in deed and truth.The very 1st page of the Bible says God created all the plants and He said they were good.That is the teaching.3 John 1:11, Beloved, do not imitate what is evil, but what is good. The one who does good is of God; the one who does evil has not seen God.2 John 1:9, Anyone who goes too far and does not abide in the teaching of Christ, does not have God;...Proverbs 3:27, Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due,...Proverbs 11:26, He who withholds grain, the people will curse him,
But blessing will be on the head of him who sells it. Proverbs 11:28, He who trusts in his riches will fall,
But the righteous will flourish like the green leaf. Proverbs 11:30, The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life,...I know God and He doesn't tell anyone it is ok to cage one another for using what He gave and said was good. The Green Collar Worker
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Comment #1 posted by Robbie on April 22, 2004 at 19:31:09 PT
Bush would try to regain his cowboy stance...
"Te-heh, te-heh...we'll get them terraist pot smokers yet! God told me to arrest the sick...te-heh...I'm a doin' what God's a wantin'...te-heh"
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