Dem gov has to call it "reckless"?!

mahalo alp

His money is in alcohol. It's all about self interest for him when it comes to pot.

he is a brewer.

But so is Coors.

People are still gonna drink, even if they can get pot legally. His product is the one that should be banned. It so often lead to death, destruction and addiction where pot doesn't cause any of those. It's so screwed up that weed is the unacceptable substance while alcohol and it's serious health issues continues to be socially acceptable. One day maybe it will be the reverse.

Colorado is plastered with alcohol ads, beer festivals and the "grand opening" of a new brewery or fun bar almost every week. Part of this is because Hick is a beer man and Coors has so much influence. We also have drunk driving accidents every day but never hear about a "pot" accident. And CU just decided to have alcohol at football games, just what we need, more student binge drinking. As compared to alcohol pot has brought no problems to Colorado.

the will of the voters when it came to legalization. Time will tell but it looks like Washington's plan for legalization was done in a far better manner, but I think we need more time to even judge that for sure.

As implementations go, I'm seeing fewer issues than in most software deployments; the only major one being the banking issue, but that's federal and not in the state's control. (A credit union or a financial co-op would have been optimal, but so it goes.)

Colorado was the beta test; Washington had the advantage of a system in place to observe.

It has raised tax revenues through the roof at a time when we needed it bad and people are moving here from all over the country. Why won't these idiots own it and see how the voters respond to that since they voted it in to begin with?

by a long shot! Bob Beauprez is fucking nuts.

sad that that's our endorsement of the guv.

besides, I have it straight from inside sources that Hick is EXTREMELY liberal, altho will never show it publicly. Too bad.

For me, most elections are a case of voting for the lesser of two evils.

I want to like Hick, but the silver feet in his mouth detract. Dude: will of the people - 68% is unequivocal. Also, home rule means something here - if cities and counties don't want your oil budz in their backyards, they have the right to say so, and hissies ain't cool.

my vote is probably more against beauprez than for hickenlooper.

the sky hasn't fallen here and gods know we need the tax revenue. my big complaint with the whole thing is the pricing, that doesn't help with pulling it off the black market when $60 gets me an 1/8th at a store and $65 gets me a quarter from my dude.