Vote No On 2
The Vote No on 2 campaign opposes United for Care's proposed 2016 constitutional amendment that would allow medical marijuana in Florida. The campaign is funded by the Drug Free Florida Committee, an anti-drug group started in 2014 by longtime GOP fundraiser Mel Sembler and his wife, Betty, with financial backing from casino magnate Sheldon Adelson.
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By Joshua Gillin
September 30, 2016
"Amendment 2 will bring kid-friendly pot candy to Florida."
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By Joshua Gillin
August 16, 2016
"Because there's no local option to allow communities to ban, limit or restrict the location of pot shops, if Amendment 2 passes you can expect…
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Medical marijuana dispensaries will outnumber Walmarts and Walgreens in Florida, anti-pot group says
By Joshua Gillin
May 19, 2016
"Amendment 2 will put almost 2,000 pot shops in Florida ... more pot shops than Walmart and Walgreens combined."
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