Jim Finnel
Fallen Cannabis Warrior & Ex News Moderator
Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper and four City Council members have admitted using pot in the past, a newspaper reported today.
Others, such as council members Carol Boigon and Chris Nevitt, were more coy.
"I'm going to go on record saying I've never smoked pot. I've also never parked illegally and never sped," Nevitt jokingly told the Denver Daily News.
"I'm 60 years old. I went to school at the University of Michigan. Do a little research," Boigon said, according to the newspaper.
The report comes in advance of a vote tonight on whether or not to refer to voters an initiative that would make adult possession of less than an ounce of marijuana the "lowest priority" for police.
Hickenlooper told the paper he made "personal choices" when he was younger that he neither supports nor condones now.
Council members Rick Garcia, Marcia Johnson, Carla Madison and Jeanne Robb also told the paper they've "smoked or ingested" pot.
"I had a brownie once. There may have even been a bowl going with it ..." Johnson said, according to the report. "I got a good taste and even a case of the giggles."
Council President Michael Hancock and council members Jeanne Faatz and Paul Lopez said they've never smoked weed.
Charlie Brown, Peggy Lehmann, Doug Linkhart and Judy Montero declined to say whether or not they've ever used pot.
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Source: Rocky Mountain News
Author: Daniel J. Chacon
Contact: chacond@RockyMountainNews.com
Copyright: 2007 The E.W. Scripps Co.
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Others, such as council members Carol Boigon and Chris Nevitt, were more coy.
"I'm going to go on record saying I've never smoked pot. I've also never parked illegally and never sped," Nevitt jokingly told the Denver Daily News.
"I'm 60 years old. I went to school at the University of Michigan. Do a little research," Boigon said, according to the newspaper.
The report comes in advance of a vote tonight on whether or not to refer to voters an initiative that would make adult possession of less than an ounce of marijuana the "lowest priority" for police.
Hickenlooper told the paper he made "personal choices" when he was younger that he neither supports nor condones now.
Council members Rick Garcia, Marcia Johnson, Carla Madison and Jeanne Robb also told the paper they've "smoked or ingested" pot.
"I had a brownie once. There may have even been a bowl going with it ..." Johnson said, according to the report. "I got a good taste and even a case of the giggles."
Council President Michael Hancock and council members Jeanne Faatz and Paul Lopez said they've never smoked weed.
Charlie Brown, Peggy Lehmann, Doug Linkhart and Judy Montero declined to say whether or not they've ever used pot.
News Hawk- User https://www.420magazine.com
Source: Rocky Mountain News
Author: Daniel J. Chacon
Contact: chacond@RockyMountainNews.com
Copyright: 2007 The E.W. Scripps Co.
Website: Article Source
