Backer Hopes To Restore Marijuana Clinics By End Of 2013

[bobandtorey]

 

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The Michigan Public Radio Network’s Rick Pluta reports.

Dispensaries in Michigan shut down as a result of legal decisions that outlawed them, including one earlier this year by the state Supreme Court.

State Representative Mike Callton says that left many people with chronic or terminal illnesses unable to get medical marijuana. That’s in spite of the law approved by voters in 2008 to allow that.

“I just do not like seeing people who are trying to get help for whatever medical condition they have becoming criminals,” he says.

Callton was on WKAR’s “Off the Record.”

Callton says his bill would help make sure safe supplies of medical marijuana and that felons don’t get into the business.

Voters in three Michigan communities will also decide next week whether to decriminalize marijuana.

[OZONE]

Here comes the PLANT PRAIRIE FARMS BILL to save us all from smoking all that nasty homegrown marijuana.

[imiubu]

I wonder how much Rep.Callton is being paid by the 'Provisioning Centers' proponents.

[Celliach]

Callton is responsible for introducing HR 4271.

[imiubu]

Callton is responsible for introducing HR 4271.

 

I know. As I stated... I wonder how much is he being paid.

[Celliach]

He got at least $50,000 in his PAC from the NPRA.  I think they may have donated an additional $20,000 or so on top of that.

 

I was originally pointing out that he wasn't responsible for the Prairie Farms bill.

[imiubu]

okay

 

my point is that he was basically a 'nobody' until mmj came around and he is looking to make a name for himself

along with a lil bank too... that is my take on it anyway.

[+Malamute]

I thought he was still a nobody?...

 

Heh.

[imiubu]

LOL. true... but he is getting his name out in the media often.

[bobandtorey]

LOL. true... but he is getting his name out in the media often.

And maybe a Bill passed

[SFC]

 

"And maybe a Bill passed"

Or maybe not.

Edited November 3, 2013 by SFC

[imiubu]

"And maybe a Bill passed"

Or maybe not.

 

Good to see ya

[SFC]

 The "Trooper" is omnipresent, a Sentinel of MMJ in Michigan.  I have not left my post Imi, there are just more important fronts in this battle.