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Our view: Medical marijuana may have its day

For more than a decade, North Carolina’s Democratic legislators have pushed one form or another of a medical marijuana bill, intended to safely, under strictly controlled conditions, allow cannabis to be used to alleviate one or another type of pain. They inevitably went nowhere. But now that conservative, rock-ribbed Republicans are promoting a medical marijuana bill, success is more likely. It brings to mind the political metaphor: Only Nixon could go to China. The N.C. Compassionate Care Act is actually a bipartisan bill: Its primary sponsors are Sen. Bill Rabon, R-Brunswick, chairman of the Rules and Operations committee; Sen. Paul Lowe, D-Forsyth; and Sen. Michael Lee, R-New Hanover. Support for it is broad throughout the state legislature.

How do you convince older voters to support medical marijuana? This activist has an idea

How do you convince older voters to support medical marijuana? This activist has an idea
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Meet some of the players behind medical marijuana s new push in North Carolina

Meet some of the players behind medical marijuana s new push in North Carolina
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Our Republic: Can we keep it? So far, we re losing it

Mark Creech | Courtesy of Mark Creech The story has been told and retold. It’s been said that Benjamin Franklin had just walked outside of Independence Hall after the Constitutional Convention in 1787 when someone inquired, “Doctor, what have we got? A republic or a monarchy?” Franklin is said to have responded: “A republic, if you can keep it.” Historians say the quote actually doesn’t appear in Franklin’s writings, nor was it ever recorded as such in newspaper accounts of his day. According to the Washington Post, it first appeared in 1906 in the American Historical Review. “The Review was publishing for the first time the notes of James McHenry, a Maryland Delegate to the Constitutional Convention. The notes are both more and less specific than the legend,” claims the Post.

Our republic: Can we keep it? So far, we re losing it | Voice

Our republic: Can we keep it? So far, we re losing it | Voice
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