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Congressman Brad Sherman (D)
Location: California (30th district)
Affiliation: Democrat
Website: http://www.house.gov/sherman/
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Economy
Eric Roberts Posted 4 months ago
Why not look at the benefit legalizing marijuana would have on the economy. It's time to make it happen!

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Debra Risko Posted 4 months ago
Thank you Eric for hitting the nail on the head with this one!! Once again it boils down to profit..our Government grows it already..simply approach the tobacco companies and roll it like cigarettes..you have a way to produce it, the government gets taxes off of it..and all of us are happy!!!And by the way, my Doc even told me that it's way better for me than smoking tobacco and it has more help in it for my arthritis than any pain pill prescribed!!!
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Brett Bergen Posted 4 months ago
Honestly legalizing marijuana makes so much sense! Decriminalizing it would empty our prison systems for so many minor offenses, the profiting off of hemp alone would be huge! As well as profiting off of taxation of marijuana. There would be a major hit to the drug cartels as well and all the efforts that police forces and other government agencies use to search for the many different types of illegal drugs can then be narrowed down. The manpower that would be increased towards searching for cocaine and heroine would be great. Just a very broad list of the positives.
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Herman Vogel Posted 4 months ago
You are an idiot,,,,nuff said!!!
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kb Posted 4 months ago
Herman, What is it you oppose? A recent survey showed that "Researchers found that 42% of people surveyed in the U.S. had tried marijuana at least once..." (Time Magazine Survey)

Now if that's the case and like other forms of drugs like alcohol or tobacco it were taxed by the government, it seems obvious to me there would be Billions of Dollars in revenue our nation could surely use.

I think like most things the alcohol and tobacco companies don't want the competition and have much better lobbyists patting the backs of our elected officials.
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Marcio Landini Posted 4 months ago
The world need more people like you!
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Jeremiah Cummings Posted 4 months ago
Herman, your lack of evidence, quick judgment, lack of specific reason, rudeness, and misguided understanding of the subject matter makes me wonder if you're actually talking to yourself.
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Katie EckAguiar Posted 4 months ago
I think that the legalization of marijuana would be an excellent step for our future!! Within 10 years we would be able to pay back a substantial amount of the U.S. debt, and I can guarantee that there will be a lot of very peaceful people everywhere you go! =)

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Jack Ely Posted 4 months ago
It only does nice in the world when it's used with other nice people. When a group of hot-head terrorists get together and smoke it, it can easily escalate their propensity for violence. Been there done that.
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Michael Givens Posted 4 months ago
"Legalize marijuana and everybody will be happy" -- are you freakin' kidding me? There's a reason when someone does something stupid that people half-joking ask, "Are you high?" So, here's what we get for legalizing: Higher car accident/death rates, more smoke in more lungs driving up medical costs, easier purchasing of pot that will instantly filter down into younger kids, and a host of other problems and public safety issues that are too numerous to mention here.

Leave it to an idiot like Eric Roberts to promote something like this. Seriously, Eric, Are you high?
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Economy
Zachary Levi Posted 11 months ago
What impact will the recent credit downgrade have on California and America's economy?

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Burt Sr Posted 11 months ago
I am old enough to remember when our greatest fear war with Russia, now instead of that we are being destroyed by poor leadership and bad decisions made by our government. We've come a long way in 230+ years but made a real mess of it over the past few decades. There is hope and I am sure we can survive but first identify the enemy (poor decisions on spending) and apply a unified America to fix it! I am a big follower of "plan the work - work the plan"... Please Congress, what's the plan and when you establish it make it fair for everyone. So again Rep Sherman, what's the plan?
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Economy
Eileen BE Posted 1 year ago
Dear Congressman Sherman,
I know you and your Democrat collegues are in the minority in the house, but is there any way you can convince your Republican collegues to protect the full faith and credit of the United States, cut spending without harming Social Security and Medicare reciipients, and raise revenue? I know it's a tall order, but something must be done and the game playing has to stop.
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MarMarkus Miller Posted 1 year ago
I agree with what has been said but I must add with a question why does the Gov. Takes money away from Soc. Sec. which is our money from our working check and does not repay it back, they owe us a lot of money. Strop the war and we would have more money, use the money for wars to billed ways to protcet the USA .Thank you .
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