Jan 5, 2017 | Archives, Elections, Legalization, Published LTE's, Write Your Officials
By Bill Downing, MassCann Dear Daily Times Chronicle editors, A small cadre of legislators who didn’t like a new law just passed by a vote of our citizenry, have changed the law by side-stepping our legislative process. Seven of our two-hundred legislators met...
Dec 20, 2016 | Archives, Cannabis Medicine, Published LTE's, Social Justice, Support, Write Your Officials
Robert Melamede 19 hrs · December 17, 2016 To whom it may concern, I am providing this testimony in support of Dragan Alargic. Unfortunately, this testimonial is necessary because world governments have been slow to learn modern science and adjust laws accordingly. To...
Dec 2, 2016 | Archives, Legalization, Published LTE's, The Law
Dear Supporter, Although we succeeded on Election Day, we must remain vigilant and active. State officials are already delaying implementation and discussing ways to repeal key provisions of Question 4, which voters approved by a substantial margin. First, please call...
Dec 2, 2016 | Archives, Legalization, Published LTE's, The Law
By Record Staff If recent news reports are to be believed, some in our state are hyperventilating about the imminent legalization of marijuana in Massachusetts which was approved by voters in the recent election. Their opposition primarily is two-fold: First, that...
Nov 27, 2016 | Archives, Legalization, Published LTE's, Write Your Officials
(Hit the Action Button to the right for your legislator’s contact information) Dear _____, The Globe recently reported that some legislators want to use the informal session to delay the implementation of the new marijuana law. As chair of the Q4 campaign and a...
Nov 22, 2016 | Archives, Elections, Legalization, Published LTE's
by Joshua Mintzer On Election Day, we in the commonwealth voted on an important issue after a highly contentious campaign cycle. One side was replete with facts, positive vision for the future, logic, and stood as a beacon for increasing our liberty and economic...
