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Florida to Consider Legalization of Marijuana Amidst Alarming Evidence of Harm | 2024 Amendment, 2024 Ballot Marijuana |
On April 1st, The Florida Supreme Court announced that a proposed constitutional amendment (Initiative #22-05) to legalize marijuana’s recreational use will appear on November ballots (South Dakotans will also see it). 60% of voters have to say yes for this to pass. So far, 13 states have legalized marijuana for medical use and 24 states have done so for recreational use. But, given the statistics and lessons revealed over several years, was it a wise move? |
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Do Florida Hispanics support the marijuana and abortion amendments? | 2024 Amendment, 2024 Amendment 4 |
... the point at which the baby can survive out of the womb, generally understood to be around 24 weeks of pregnancy – or when deemed medically necessary by a physician. This article is misleading-
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Karen Pittman, 2024 Candidate |
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DeSantis Says Florida Voters Will Reject ‘Radical’ Marijuana Ballot Measure, Claiming It Would ‘Reduce The Quality Of Life’ | 2024, 2024 Ballot Marijuana |
DeSantis said the marijuana legalization proposal goes beyond simple decriminalization and is “basically a license to have it anywhere you want.” He said enactment would mean “this state will start to smell like marijuana in our cities and towns,” which seems to be a particular concern for the governor, who has previously complained about the smell of cannabis in other jurisdictions. |
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Have Your Kids Lost Faith | Faith, Catholic | ||
FIRED DEPUTY REFUSES TO VACATE FREE HOME | Cartwright | ||
Deputy Cartwright | Cartwright | ||
The Early Years of the NAACP in Tampa, 1915 – 1930 | tampa | ||
Ballotpedia- Bill Search | Tracker | ||
Ballotpedia- School Board info | School Board | ||
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fQjcZZM3GhCJnmFoBgrxbGwTfA0ODLMC/view?usp=shari… | Karen Pittman |
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DeSantis promised to ‘drain the swamp’ in Florida. But his record on medical marijuana raises questions | DeSantis | ||
Tampa Code Ordinances | tampa, Tampa Code Ordinances | ||
Tampa Election Codes | tampa, city of tampa city elections | ||
There’s no such thing as a “late-term abortion” | Planned Parenthood |
A pregnancy is “full term” from 39-40 weeks, and “late term” at 41 weeks. Those are medical terms used by doctors. But anti-abortion rights activists use “late-term abortion” to describe abortions that happen at 15 or 20 weeks, or even earlier — deliberately equating an abortion halfway through pregnancy with a pregnancy ready for delivery. This isn’t an accident: It’s another lie they tell to scare people, spread misinformation, and shame pregnant people for the decisions we make about our own bodies. |
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Action Alert- Post Session- Pittman | Karen Pittman |
Karen.Pittman@myfloridahouse.gov Dear Representative Pittman, I am writing to you today as someone who supported your pro-life campaign, I am more than disappointed to see you voted in against the Heartbeat Bill. |
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Florida voters are ‘hoodwinked’ alright. But not by women seeking abortion access Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/new |
But, Moody claims, the ballot initiative is an effort to “hoodwink” voters and she calls the all-American democratic practice of activism to secure rights, “war.” Florida voters are being hoodwinked alright. But it’s not by women seeking access to safe, legal abortion. It’s by a Florida GOP doing the bidding of the wealthy, ultra-conservative Christian lobby buying political power — and doesn’t care if studies show that the women most affected by abortion bans are poor and dark-skinned. |
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FLACCB- DECLINE TO SIGN PETITIONS FOR DANGEROUS PRO-ABORTION BALLOT INITIATIVE | Decline to Sign |
An extremely grave initiative is underway in Florida that seeks to erase pro-life protections by banning government regulation of abortion in our state constitution. A network of abortion activists is working to gather petition signatures to have a pro-abortion constitutional amendment, titled Amendment to Limit Government Interference with Abortion, placed on the statewide ballot for the November 2024 election. In order to do so, they need nearly 900,000 signatures and are working right now in communities across Florida to collect them. |