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As we've learned over the past several months no matter what the majority wants or votes for, a few will try and say no.

 

I'm saying now...

 

 

Angus Reid Poll Finds Majority of Americans Support Marijuana Legalization

 

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By: Jon Walker Tuesday August 9, 2011 7:51 am

 

A majority of Americans support legalizing marijuana according to a new poll from the respected Canadian pollster Angus Reid Public Opinion. The poll found that 55 percent of Americans adults support legalizing marijuana with 40 percent opposed.

 

Both Democrats (63%-33%) and Independents (61%-34%) were found to be strongly supportive of marijuana legalization, while Republicans (41%-56%) as a group remain opposed to the change.

 

There has been a modest increase in support for legalizing marijuana compared to 2009, when they last polled the American people about the issue. Angus Reid’s December 2009 poll found 53 percent of Americans in support of legalization with 43 percent opposed.

 

Angus Reid found significantly higher levels of support of marijuana legalization than the polling company Gallup. When Gallup last polled on the issue in late 2008 it found only 46 percent in support of legalizing marijuana with 50 percent opposed. Although the two polling firms found very different levels of overall support, according polling from both companies support for marijuana legalization has been increasing noticeably over the past few years.

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As we've learned over the past several months no matter what the majority wants or votes for, a few will try and say no.

 

I'm saying now...

 

 

Angus Reid Poll Finds Majority of Americans Support Marijuana Legalization

 

http://justsaynow.fi...content=Twitter

 

By: Jon Walker Tuesday August 9, 2011 7:51 am

 

A majority of Americans support legalizing marijuana according to a new poll from the respected Canadian pollster Angus Reid Public Opinion. The poll found that 55 percent of Americans adults support legalizing marijuana with 40 percent opposed.

 

Both Democrats (63%-33%) and Independents (61%-34%) were found to be strongly supportive of marijuana legalization, while Republicans (41%-56%) as a group remain opposed to the change.

 

There has been a modest increase in support for legalizing marijuana compared to 2009, when they last polled the American people about the issue. Angus Reid’s December 2009 poll found 53 percent of Americans in support of legalization with 43 percent opposed.

 

Angus Reid found significantly higher levels of support of marijuana legalization than the polling company Gallup. When Gallup last polled on the issue in late 2008 it found only 46 percent in support of legalizing marijuana with 50 percent opposed. Although the two polling firms found very different levels of overall support, according polling from both companies support for marijuana legalization has been increasing noticeably over the past few years.

 

There are alot more for it then agaisnt it around my area...Be kool if we could get a pole up just before elections n Mi..On who supports at least Medical Cannabis.

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Politics is a game of words. There would be higher levels of support regarding cannabis legalization if people stopped using that racist & hate filled 'M' word with the decades of bad juju attached.

 

Call a thing what it is. It's cannabis & it's a plant. It's not 'marijuana' & it's not a drug. The media at large needs to get those simple facts through their ignorant thick heads. No one helps the cause by using the 'm' word.

 

 

 

 

End the drug war. Repeal cannabis prohibition. Live a healthy & happy life. :rock:

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