Jim Finnel
Fallen Cannabis Warrior & Ex News Moderator
The B.C. Marijuana Party May Have Taken Its Final Toke.
Party leader and local pot activist Marc Emery says he is considering shutting down the party.
"It's quite possible I'll fold the B.C. Marijuana party and put my energy into the B.C. Greens after this election," Emery, a.k.a. the Prince of Pot, said.
The Marijuana Party has been active in B.C. politics since May 2001 when the party ran a full slate of candidates during the contest that elected Premier Gordon Campbell by a landslide.
But the B.C. Green Party has the same stance on substance regulation as his party, Emery explained, and the Green Party is a better vehicle to make change happen.
"They have that one key element of their platform that I have a vested interest in making sure becomes as popular as possible," Emery said.
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Source: Vancouver 24hours
Copyright: 2009 Canoe Inc
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Website: 24 Hours Vancouver
Author: Morgan J. Modjeski
Party leader and local pot activist Marc Emery says he is considering shutting down the party.
"It's quite possible I'll fold the B.C. Marijuana party and put my energy into the B.C. Greens after this election," Emery, a.k.a. the Prince of Pot, said.
The Marijuana Party has been active in B.C. politics since May 2001 when the party ran a full slate of candidates during the contest that elected Premier Gordon Campbell by a landslide.
But the B.C. Green Party has the same stance on substance regulation as his party, Emery explained, and the Green Party is a better vehicle to make change happen.
"They have that one key element of their platform that I have a vested interest in making sure becomes as popular as possible," Emery said.
News Hawk: User: 420 MAGAZINE ® - Medical Marijuana Publication & Social Networking
Source: Vancouver 24hours
Copyright: 2009 Canoe Inc
Contact: news@24hrs.ca
Website: 24 Hours Vancouver
Author: Morgan J. Modjeski