I wouldn't trust a politician to be in control of my medical decisions - but
that's exactly what's happening in Tallahassee.
Instead of giving physicians the right to do what they think is best for their patients, they're obstructing access to medical marijuana, making it impossible for doctors to truly fulfill their oath.
This obstruction, right now, is coming in the
form of running out the clock. And in 36 days, should legislature end without a
bill, it means an automatic 2 year delay (minimum) before we can pass it at the
ballot box and get legislature to implement.
Over 3.4 million Florida voters said they
wanted medical marijuana - and that
will should not be denied by a couple of
hundred legislators in Tallahassee.
I'm going to do what I can to get this done sooner, and if not,
I'm going to do what I can to get this done sooner, and if not,
I'm going to help get it passed in 2016.
In the meantime, can you make a small donation to United for
Care, make this campaign stronger, and help us keep the pressure on
Tallahassee?
We
can, and will, get this done. But so many people would benefit if it gets done
sooner.
John Morgan
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