Call for the job of state representative Matt Baker
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Wayne Peterson
11 years ago
Not for the people than step down ...
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Steve moore
11 years ago
This century has no place for close-minded simpletons.
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Kelly Logan
11 years ago
Representative Baker, your sworn oath when you took office was to be for the people. Please step back if you are only for yourself
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Hillary Lankay
11 years ago
he needs to go
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William Jermyn
11 years ago
Hoping he never needs the benefits of medical marijuana!
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William Jermyn
11 years ago
Hoping he never needs the benefits of medical marijuana!
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Jim Bohrman
11 years ago
You are the worst of the worst MR Baker I truly would like to see you out of office.
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Brandy
11 years ago
Step down now.
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warren a carnivale sr
11 years ago
anyone who doesn't realize the medical benefits of this magic herb is a idiot read the research and what drug companies payroll are you on what a loser
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Steve Andrus
11 years ago
i hope you choke on your big pharmacy pills and money
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Michael Randolph
11 years ago
HE SHOULD STOP BEING A DICK HEAD, BEFORE SOMETHING HAPPENS TO HIM.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
PTSD is real.
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Nicole Brandon
11 years ago
My mother is diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer and cannot obtain a medication that can provide her with some relief from the chronic pain and nausea that she experiences daily. Shame on you.
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David L Mohr
11 years ago
get out.
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josh schauer
11 years ago
I direct you to all the anti-prohibition information on my facebook http://www.facebook.com/hansreign and law enforcement against prohibition @ http://www.leap.cc when we have unconstitutional laws statutes and codes it is not the people that violate those laws that are criminals it is the people who make and enforce those laws/statutes/codes that are the criminals case and point blacks that used the whites only bathrooms/water fountains were not criminals the cops that arrested them for it were! A person who uses cannabis or heroin rather then the much more dangerous pharmaceutical alternatives are not criminals but the cops,DA's, and judges that arrest,prosecute, and imprison them are criminals the biggest mistake that has ever been made by the US government was the prohibition of drugs and alcohol, because the criminals came in and violently took control (and the profit) from alcohol manufacturers, those companies were not able to profit and used their power and influence to repeal the prohibition of alcohol after less then 2 decades and its been legal again for almost a century, drugs on the other hand provide astronomically and exponentially more profit under prohibition as well as giving pharmaceutical companies a monopoly on providing medication/treatment (legally) that would greatly be reduced if prohibition was ended which is why they spend hundreds of millions of dollars to keep prohibition going along with police unions who would have their employment opportunities greatly reduced if they couldnt arrest and violate peoples rights because of what they choose to put in their own bodies and what substances they choose to treat their ailments and the private prison system is another major contributer to prohibition lobbying as prohibition keeps their private prisons full of the wrongfully imprisoned under prohibition change starts now and it starts with you if you care about the future if you care about peoples rights if you care abouy your own rights if yo
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Craig Whitman
11 years ago
Most of the pharmaceutical companies that contributed to Baker’s election campaigns manufacture or market drugs that treat conditions that would be eligible for the medical marijuana program proposed in Senate Bill 3.
AstraZeneca $6,800
Abbott Laboratories $3,500
Value Drug $3,450
Johnson & Johnson $3,400
Medco Health Solutions, Inc. $3,000
Hoffmann-La Roche $2,500
Sanofi US $2,500
Pfizer $2,250
Novartis $1,800
Merck & Co $1,750
GlaxoSmithKline $1,500
CVS Caremark $1,000
Eli Lilly and Company $1,000
Rite Aid $1,000
Endo Pharmaceuticals $1,000
AbbVie, Inc $1,000
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Shawn Finley
11 years ago
my father just passed away last Sunday he went Fromm 260 pounds to 109 when he passed I believe he would have benefitted from cannibis for eating and pain relief until you see it up close you have no right to banned this bill. Do it for the people who want it.
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David Stocker Jr.
11 years ago
utterly ridiculous that we live in a free country where politicians can tell us what medicine works for sick people in need...
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Carol Corrigan
11 years ago
Nothing like being owned by Big Pharm. Right Mr. Baker??????? Do yourself a favor. Get EDUCATED about Marijuana. And, how it became illegal. Powerful men that stood to lose MILLIONS. Hearst & Dupont to name 2. Oh, and of course there's Harry Anslinger and his puppet master Andrew Mellon to consider.
SHAME ON YOU for being controlled by the people whose interests you were NOT elected to represent!
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Cody Troup
11 years ago
Why help many women and children with medical marijuana when you can keep it illegal for no reason and have them all suffer? Exactly. It's unreal the problems you are causing to this state and many people impacted on not having medical marijuana.
Not for the people than step down ...
This century has no place for close-minded simpletons.
Representative Baker, your sworn oath when you took office was to be for the people. Please step back if you are only for yourself
he needs to go
Hoping he never needs the benefits of medical marijuana!
Hoping he never needs the benefits of medical marijuana!
You are the worst of the worst MR Baker I truly would like to see you out of office.
Step down now.
anyone who doesn't realize the medical benefits of this magic herb is a idiot read the research and what drug companies payroll are you on what a loser
i hope you choke on your big pharmacy pills and money
HE SHOULD STOP BEING A DICK HEAD, BEFORE SOMETHING HAPPENS TO HIM.
PTSD is real.
My mother is diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer and cannot obtain a medication that can provide her with some relief from the chronic pain and nausea that she experiences daily. Shame on you.
get out.
I direct you to all the anti-prohibition information on my facebook http://www.facebook.com/hansreign and law enforcement against prohibition @ http://www.leap.cc when we have unconstitutional laws statutes and codes it is not the people that violate those laws that are criminals it is the people who make and enforce those laws/statutes/codes that are the criminals case and point blacks that used the whites only bathrooms/water fountains were not criminals the cops that arrested them for it were! A person who uses cannabis or heroin rather then the much more dangerous pharmaceutical alternatives are not criminals but the cops,DA's, and judges that arrest,prosecute, and imprison them are criminals the biggest mistake that has ever been made by the US government was the prohibition of drugs and alcohol, because the criminals came in and violently took control (and the profit) from alcohol manufacturers, those companies were not able to profit and used their power and influence to repeal the prohibition of alcohol after less then 2 decades and its been legal again for almost a century, drugs on the other hand provide astronomically and exponentially more profit under prohibition as well as giving pharmaceutical companies a monopoly on providing medication/treatment (legally) that would greatly be reduced if prohibition was ended which is why they spend hundreds of millions of dollars to keep prohibition going along with police unions who would have their employment opportunities greatly reduced if they couldnt arrest and violate peoples rights because of what they choose to put in their own bodies and what substances they choose to treat their ailments and the private prison system is another major contributer to prohibition lobbying as prohibition keeps their private prisons full of the wrongfully imprisoned under prohibition change starts now and it starts with you if you care about the future if you care about peoples rights if you care abouy your own rights if yo
Most of the pharmaceutical companies that contributed to Baker’s election campaigns manufacture or market drugs that treat conditions that would be eligible for the medical marijuana program proposed in Senate Bill 3. AstraZeneca $6,800 Abbott Laboratories $3,500 Value Drug $3,450 Johnson & Johnson $3,400 Medco Health Solutions, Inc. $3,000 Hoffmann-La Roche $2,500 Sanofi US $2,500 Pfizer $2,250 Novartis $1,800 Merck & Co $1,750 GlaxoSmithKline $1,500 CVS Caremark $1,000 Eli Lilly and Company $1,000 Rite Aid $1,000 Endo Pharmaceuticals $1,000 AbbVie, Inc $1,000
my father just passed away last Sunday he went Fromm 260 pounds to 109 when he passed I believe he would have benefitted from cannibis for eating and pain relief until you see it up close you have no right to banned this bill. Do it for the people who want it.
utterly ridiculous that we live in a free country where politicians can tell us what medicine works for sick people in need...
Nothing like being owned by Big Pharm. Right Mr. Baker??????? Do yourself a favor. Get EDUCATED about Marijuana. And, how it became illegal. Powerful men that stood to lose MILLIONS. Hearst & Dupont to name 2. Oh, and of course there's Harry Anslinger and his puppet master Andrew Mellon to consider. SHAME ON YOU for being controlled by the people whose interests you were NOT elected to represent!
Why help many women and children with medical marijuana when you can keep it illegal for no reason and have them all suffer? Exactly. It's unreal the problems you are causing to this state and many people impacted on not having medical marijuana.