Dope Smokin Obama Hippies Dreaming Of Weed Legalization By The Messiah, In His Second Term Or Hopefully Sooner...

Excellent Dude, break out the three footer.....They say that Marijuana is nothing more than a harmless natural growing weed that should be legalized and decriminalized so the "one toke over the line" crowd can become legally more lazy and unmotivated than they already are, and able to purchase their needed weed at better prices freeing up their welfare checks for booze and other essentials of the partying lifestyle.

Well they sure are quite confident as they are already appointing the Messiah to a second term in order to get this important legislation accomplished as he'll be too busy in the first term redistributing the wealth to mess with the dope smoker's needs apparently.

Obama on Marijuana Legalization - Will Obama Legalize Marijuana?

- Esquire: "The stoner community is clamoring to say it: 'Yes we cannabis!' Turns out, with several drug-war veterans close to the president-elect's ear, insiders think reform could come in Obama's second term -- or sooner."

Famously, Franklin Delano Roosevelt saved the United States banking system during the first seven days of his first term.

And what did he do on the eighth day? "I think this would be a good time for beer," he said.

Congress had already repealed Prohibition, pending ratification from the states. But the people needed a lift, and legalizing beer would create a million jobs. And lo, booze was back. Two days after the bill passed, Milwaukee brewers hired six hundred people and paid their first $10 million in taxes. Soon the auto industry was tooling up the first $12 million worth of delivery trucks, and brewers were pouring tens of millions into new plants.

"Roosevelt's move to legalize beer had the effect he intended," says Adam Cohen, author of Nothing To Fear, a thrilling new history of FDR's first hundred days. "It was, one journalist observed, 'like a stick of dynamite into a log jam.'"

Many in the marijuana world are now hoping for something similar from Barack Obama. After all, the president-elect said in 2004 that the war on drugs had been "an utter failure" and that America should decriminalize pot:

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