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Monday, April 19, 2010

WACKED OUT: American Fed of Teachers Boss says YES to Legalizing Pot in California. Are you kidding me?

By Randy Economy
www.Economy4ABC.Blogspot.com
April 19, 2010
1:30 p.m.

Los Angeles, CA:

American Federation of Teachers(AFT) union boss Randi Weingarten is now officially on the bandwagon to legalize marijuana here in California.

The controversial teachers union president is supporting this Novembers divisive ballot measure and her bizarre comments over the weekend here have turned heads, including mine.

Btw...
The American Federation of Teachers is the union that also represents the teachers here in the ABC Unified School District that teaches our children in Cerritos, Artesia, East Lakewood, South Norwalk, and Hawaiian Gardens. Laura Rico, the leader of the ABCFT is a National Vice President of this union under Weingarten's reins.

It is not known if the ABC Federation of Teachers is going to follow their national leader on this issue, but, in union politics....you ALWAYS follow your national unions leadership, especially when they serve "both masters."

Weingarten, made her revelation to support the November California Pot Proposition at this weekends California Democratic Party Convention in Los Angeles. The proponents of the legal pot movement were out in force during the three-day confab.

"Everything in moderation is pretty much fine," Weingarten said when asked by "Real Time" host Bill Maher whether she'd back the measure. "Wow," said fellow guest Washington Post editorial writer Jonathan Capehart. "Teacher-approved!"

Weingarten quickly added that she only endorsed pot smoking "if it's legal."

Note to Weingarten: What planet are you living on? "Moderation." Is she whacked out? Quick, grab a urine sample for this gal.

The California initiative, known as the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act, would allow anyone over 21 to possess 1 oz. of marijuana and grow plants in an area no larger than 25 square feet. It also allows marijuana to be grown and sold and imposes taxes on production and sales.

Asked by Maher about parents who toke up but don't want their children to, Weingarten said, "When something becomes a forbidden fruit, you have to spend a whole lot of time making sure that, when you say no, people don't think you mean yes."

The 52-year old New York City native also admitted that she was a former pot smoker but due to her asthma, her "experimentation with it was short-lived."

Give me a break.

I hope the brass at the ABC Federation of Teachers has the balls to just "say no" to Randi Weingarten.

Our children deserve better.

Your thoughts?

Drop me a note to RREconomy@aol.com or hit my comment secion below.

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Monday, April 19, 2010

WACKED OUT: American Fed of Teachers Boss says YES to Legalizing Pot in California. Are you kidding me?

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