A news by 4usnews:California continues to be one of the most liberal states in the nation, but that does not mean their laws will change overnight. This message, which support 19 supporters distributed after the results show a loss for the legalization of marijuana.
Prop 19 was defeated by a large turnout among older voters. Supporters of the properties of 19 believe that it was the first step in legalizingmarijuana, and they claim that this will not only California, which vote on the issue in 2012.
“We may have lost the battle today, but we are still alive and in war,” said Brian Bellsten. “We (the supporters of prop 19) introduced the issue of legalizingmarijuana to its highest level ever, and there are groups in other states will follow our example. I think we will see these types of questions are voting in several states in the next election.”
Yesterday, CGW has described how the marijuana issue parallels the gambling issue. At first, many states with regard to gambling expansion, but with perseverance, lawmakers and the pro-gambling groups have created extensions in dozens of U.S. states over the past couple of years. Bellsten considers conservation will also pay the price formarijuana advocates.
There was good news for the Liberals in California. Nancy Pelosi has retained his seat in the house, despite the loss of the status of majority leader when Republicans gained control of the chamber. Pelosi was noncommittal on the issue of online gambling in the U.S., and it is likely that the new minority leader will be selected when the management changes at the beginning of next year.
Pelosi had low ratings, but the district in which it is one of the most liberal in the country. Soon to be former Speaker of the House of Representatives, won a complete victory in the fight for his place at home.Republicans were unhappy with Pelosi and her agenda in the house, as the Obama administration took control last year. ..
