Does President Obama want legalized
drugs or is he going to stick to his own policies? (At this point all the potheads are laughing) These days that is becoming a rhetorical
question more than ever before. So,
which one is it? After the November
presidential elections, there was no official statement made by the White House
on how enforcement would be addressed with the new Colorado and Washington
State measures that legalized marijuana for recreational use under state law. As a matter of fact, all those who enforce
President Obama’s policies have still, to this day, not received any official
word from the White House regarding what should be done.
How does the President expect parents to talk to their children when he is MIA on this issue? The only thing we can go by is a commentary
from the President to Barbara Walters, where “kissing off the issue” was
excused with having “bigger fish to fry.”
Oh yeah? And we’re supposed to
believe that drug legalization, which endangers the future of our kids, is not
a priority? That no one should be asking
any questions about how pot got legalized in Colorado and Washington State in
an election year, where drug policy was an issue carefully avoided by
candidates? Why?
And still, no official statement
from the White House? We’re just
supposed to believe that making a casual comment during an interview with a
talk show host should be sufficient? In
the mean time it's is business as usual (all the potheads are laughing) and the lack
of leadership from the President keeps legalizers motivated and those expecting
responsible leadership frustrated. Who
is going to protect our kids from drugs if it is not the President of the
United States?
Mr. President, if you keep up with
this ridiculous charade, no one is going to believe anything you have to say
regarding the legalization of marijuana.
