From avoiding the cannabis community to living up to claims that the campaign was catering to elite interests, Yes on 4 is an example of how not to run
“These valuable resources will help us as we continue to ramp up what will be a vigorous and full-throated campaign to warn Floridians about this deceptive amendment.”
Absurdity of Patrick’s latest anti-cannabis outburst almost matches cousin Robert’s vaccine stance
“Nearly three-quarters of the House voted for passage, and this was reflective of public opinion.”
“The introduction of social consumption establishments raises particular concerns about the increased potential for drivers operating under the influence”
“We cannot believe or understand how this happened”
“I went in and immediately smelled … it was redolent with the odor of marijuana.”
“Ironically, many of the customers at Capeway Cannabis are from Bourne and voted in favor of the ban back in 2019.”
“The column provided a good example of the importance of making decisions based on facts, not fallacies or misinformation.”
Prohibitionists are fired up, but it’s unclear how they will adapt this latest misinformation campaign elsewhere
