~60% of Vermonters favor marijuana legalization. Maybe if you & @VTGOP didn't oppose it, you'd get more ppl elected!
One-party rule has stifled debate and excluded leaders from collaboration. #vtpoli http://www.philscott.org/position-papers/restoring-faith-and-trust-government/ …
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exactly - a substantial subset of R voters also favor reform (~45% nationwide), but the party isn't listening
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in VT, 3 elected R's say they are for legalization - Benning, Westman, Dame. Benning sponsored bill.
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consistent polling data; legalization doesn't need to be a partisan issue, and isnt a winning one for No's
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unfortunately
@VTGOP made it one in the House. 3 Castleton polls in past 18 months. -
fact is, House GOP lined up as a block against, I was there and saw it. Bad politics, but more importantly bad policy.
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prohibition actively harms public safety. Lessons from CO are known, if one cares to actually look.
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only remaining significant problem in CO is candy edibles, solve for it be not allowing that here.
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yes, but that was not a caucus decision, happy to walk you through the history sometime
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I haven't yet seen that
@PhilScott4VT is actually interested in discussing CO policy pros and cons. I've offered. -
that's a standing offer to anyone interested in learning about it. This shouldn't be a partisan issue.
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