Articles tagged with "Rick Steves"
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Wiz Khalifa, Wizard Trees, Rick Steves endorse Florida legalization
David Downs - Published on October 30, 2024Read moreAmendment 3 will need every Florida toker’s vote.
Travel legend Rick Steves: Prohibition is racist, smoking marijuana is a civil liberty
David Downs - Published on June 3, 2020Read moreHe’s been saying it for 20 years, long before it was cool.
Rick Steves Tells Us What He’s About to Tell Congress
Dave Schmader - Published on February 13, 2018Read moreIn advance of briefing Congress on US marijuana policy, Rick Steves—travel writer, PBS host, and passionate cannabis advocate—shares his views on the problems of prohibition.
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PBS Travel Host Urges Illinois to Legalize Cannabis
The Associated Press - Published on November 29, 2017Read more“Marijuana is here to stay,” travel guru Rick Steves said. States can either build more prisons to lock up drug users or “figure out a better solution.”
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5 Rick Steves Videos to Share with Your Parents Before They Vote
Bruce Barcott - Published on November 4, 2016Read moreThe PBS travel show host is one of the most beloved and trusted men in America. And he’s one of the nation’s most passionate and committed legalization advocates. Let your parents know about it.
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Massachusetts Miracle? A Wicked-Close Race Breaks Wide Open
Bruce Barcott - Published on October 19, 2016Read moreQuestion 4, the measure to legalize and regulate the adult use of cannabis, has jumped out to a 15-point lead in the latest poll. What happened?
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Cannabis Ambassador Rick Steves Lands in Massachusetts to Support Question 4
Dan McCarthy - Published on October 13, 2016Read moreEvery few years, PBS travel host Rick Steves embarks on what he calls a “barnstorming tour” for legalization. This week he’s in Massachusetts to help boost Question 4.
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The Shake: Kofi Annan Wants Drug Reform, Rihanna and Drake Spark Up in Canada
Lisa Rough - Published on February 24, 2016Read moreUtah patients are sick of lawmakers’ stoner jokes, New York’s medical program is stalling, and the Philadelphia Flower Show realizes what else is called “flower.”
