Brief news maker in 74th State Assembly District was Janet Bewley and medical marijuana was her topic. Business North.com and 91.3 FM WPR KUWS carried the report that covered the marijuana topic, both synthetic and natural versions.
Grass roots politics
Janet Bewley for Assembly
Yes to medical marijuana but no to so-called synthetic marijuana—that from 74th Assembly District Democratic candidate Janet Bewley in the forum at the Great Lakes Visitor Center. Bewley says prescription marijuana is proven to help people with a variety of ailments and that a compassionate society can use doctor-ordered marijuana.
But herbal over-the-counter variety that mimics the affects of marijuana is a different story. Bewley favors local bans in Superior and Duluth.
Bewley’s opponent Republican Shirl LaBarre declined Wisconsin Public Radio’s invitation to last night’s debate.
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