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Organizations
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Events
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Congressional oversight document / correspondence or transcript
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Summary
This document page, marked with a House Oversight footer, appears to be a transcript of a letter or speech criticizing political compromises in Washington. It addresses an unnamed leader (likely President Obama) regarding unfulfilled promises to stop medical marijuana raids, citing Attorney General Eric Holder's 2009 memo and subsequent raids in 2011. The text also draws parallels between drug policy reform and healthcare reform negotiations.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Eric Holder | Attorney General |
Issued a memo in 2009 ordering an end to federal raids of medical marijuana dispensaries.
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| Prejean | Miss USA contestant (implied) |
Mentioned in context of the 'Miss USA crown'.
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| You | Recipient (Likely President Barack Obama) |
Addressed regarding campaign promises, healthcare reform, and administration actions.
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Organizations (3)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Republicans |
Political party involved in healthcare bill negotiations.
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| Democrats |
Political party that agreed to fund abstinence programs to pass healthcare bill.
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| Miss USA |
Pageant organization mentioned in the opening sentence.
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Timeline (3 events)
2009
Locations (2)
| Location | Context |
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Referenced as the center of the political process.
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Country context for the political process discussion.
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Relationships (1)
Democrats agreed to fund $28 million to their abstinence-only program to get Republican votes.
Key Quotes (3)
"America’ s puritanical political process serves as a buffer between the status quo and the force of evolution."Source
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"Meanwhile, as long as any government can arbitrarily decide which drugs are legal and which drugs are illegal, then anyone serving time for a nonviolent drug offense is a political prisoner."Source
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"Democrats agreed to fund $28 million to their abstinence-only program."Source
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Prejean’ s Miss USA crown. And another thing. You promised to end the
raids on medical marijuana dispensaries, but they haven’ t stopped.
raids on medical marijuana dispensaries, but they haven’ t stopped.
[In 2009, Attorney General Eric Holder issued a memo ordering an
end to federal raids of medical marijuana dispensaries. In March 2011,
there were 28 such raids in a duration of 24 hours.]
end to federal raids of medical marijuana dispensaries. In March 2011,
there were 28 such raids in a duration of 24 hours.]
Here’ s how I understand Washington. America’ s puritanical
political process serves as a buffer between the status quo and the force of
evolution. For instance, in order to get Republican votes for the children’ s
healthcare bill, Democrats agreed to fund $28 million to their abstinence-
only program.
political process serves as a buffer between the status quo and the force of
evolution. For instance, in order to get Republican votes for the children’ s
healthcare bill, Democrats agreed to fund $28 million to their abstinence-
only program.
And, during your own campaign, you admitted, in the context of
health care reform, that the multinational insurance conglomeration is so
firmly entrenched that you would be unable to dispense with it. So there
would have to be compromises. Now, what with the compromises made to
help passage of Prop. 19, amnesty becomes the single-payer system of
marijuana reform, and growing your own pot becomes the public option.
Meanwhile, as long as any government can arbitrarily decide which drugs
are legal and which drugs are illegal, then anyone serving time for a
nonviolent drug offense is a political prisoner.
health care reform, that the multinational insurance conglomeration is so
firmly entrenched that you would be unable to dispense with it. So there
would have to be compromises. Now, what with the compromises made to
help passage of Prop. 19, amnesty becomes the single-payer system of
marijuana reform, and growing your own pot becomes the public option.
Meanwhile, as long as any government can arbitrarily decide which drugs
are legal and which drugs are illegal, then anyone serving time for a
nonviolent drug offense is a political prisoner.
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