Only one day left before heading to the ballots! Be sure to get the facts straight before voting and vote NO on prop 2 tomorrow, Utah! https://t.co/mcvRPBwJXf
There is no scientific evidence that THC is necessary to boost or synergize the medicinal effect of cannabidiol (CBD) or other medicinal cannabinoids. - Utah Narcotic Officers Association
“Let the people vote on it” is only a valid argument if everyone truly understands what they are voting on. Let your friends and neighbors know what’s in Prop 2.
Prop 2 provides that the sale of marijuana may not be taxed. If passed, Utah taxpayers will foot the bill for all regulatory oversight and administrative costs associated with regulating, record-keeping and monitoring Prop 2’s operation, estimated at least $400,000 a year.
Prop 2 legalizes edible baked goods, gummies, suckers, and other treats that appeal to children. Addictive industries, such as Big Tobacco and Big Marijuana, prosper by addicting adolescents to their products. https://t.co/mcvRPBwJXf
Drug Safe Utah favors medical marijuana to treat patients. We absolutely oppose the Prop 2 approach. It goes too far. Visit https://t.co/mcvRPBwJXf and get the facts about prop 2.
Supporters of Prop 2 “have used images and stories of suffering patients to disguise their true aim: opening another market for their products and paving the way for recreational use of marijuana in Utah.” - Utah Medical Association
“The negative effects and consequences of marijuana use on individuals, families, and society at large are well-known.” - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
“The hallmarks of Utah’s unique policy accomplishments in the past have been civility, compassion and a spirit of compromise, and we are confident an approach guided by these principles will yield similarly effective policies.” (2 of 2)
“We also urge lawmakers, patients and community stakeholders to work together to find a solution that works for all Utahns,” said Michelle McOmber. (1 of 2)