Question One: Pot Legalization Debate, September 22, 2016
Season 2016 Episode 2 | 49m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Ballot Question One: A Debate about Marijuana Legalization, September 22, 2016
Both sides debate ballot Question number 1: the legalization of marijuana for adults 21 years of age and older. Representing Yes on 1: Alysia Melnick, Political Director for the Yes on 1 Campaign to Regulate and Tax Marijuana. Representing No on 1: Scott Gagnon, Campaign Chair of Mainers Protecting Our Youth and Communities, the No On One campaign.
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Question One: Pot Legalization Debate, September 22, 2016
Season 2016 Episode 2 | 49m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Both sides debate ballot Question number 1: the legalization of marijuana for adults 21 years of age and older. Representing Yes on 1: Alysia Melnick, Political Director for the Yes on 1 Campaign to Regulate and Tax Marijuana. Representing No on 1: Scott Gagnon, Campaign Chair of Mainers Protecting Our Youth and Communities, the No On One campaign.
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