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October 31, 2010

New Poll shows Prop. 19's failing trend

Reasons why California

should vote NO on Prop. 19

Prop. 19 puts more stoned drivers on the road
Is in direct conflict with the Federal Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988
Will not solve California's $19 billion budget woes
Prevents the state from collecting real taxes
Schools could lose $9.4 billion in federal funding
No framework for taxation, regulation or control, asks 481 cities

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Polls show a continuing trend of Opposition to Prop. 19

Public Safety First results here

Poll shows Proposition 19 hitting a Wall of Opposition

51% opposed - 39% support results here

Open Letter to the Entertainment Community (Download)

Feds Warning to Proposition 19

Watch out California!!! -

The drug legalizer agenda is DANGEROUS!

Tax Revenue from Alcohol and Tobacco: $40 Billion

Public Health Costs: $385 Billion

Net Loss: $345 Billion

Source: ONDCP

September 24, 2010

Cal Chamber releases fact sheet

on the Federal conflict in the drug free workplace

On the Radio:

National and Local Leaders agree:

Proposition 19 is not in our best interest

President of Mexico, Filipe Calderon

Newspapers

Public Safety First

No on Proposition 19

Announces Bold Opposition

www.noonproposition19.com

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New Poll shows Prop. 19's failing trend

"1,501 registered voters who participated in the Field Poll, 49 percent said they oppose Prop. 19 and 42 percent said they are in favor..." - San Francisco Chronicle -Source

Actual Poll - Los Angeles Times - Source

Reasons why California

should vote NO on Prop. 19

Prop. 19 puts more stoned drivers on the road

Is in direct conflict with the Federal Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988

Will not solve California's $19 billion budget woes

Prevents the state from collecting real taxes

Schools could lose $9.4 billion in federal funding

No framework for taxation, regulation or control, asks 481 cities

and 58 counties to create their own independant regulations

which would be complete chaos

Alexandra Datig appeared on "Bill Bennett's Morning in America"

Hosted by former U.S. Drug Czar Mr. Bill Bennett, podcast

October 27, 2010 - www.billbennett.com

October 26, 2010

Polls show a continuing trend of Opposition to Prop. 19

October 22. 2010

Poll shows Proposition 19 hitting a Wall of Opposition

51% opposed - 39% support results here

Open Letter to the Entertainment Community (Download)

Feds Warning to Proposition 19

United States Attorney General, Eric Holder on Prop. 19

"We will vigorously enforce the CSA against those individuals and organizations that possess, manufacture or distribute marijuana for recreational use, even if such activities are permitted under state law,..."

Watch out California!!! -

The drug legalizer agenda is DANGEROUS!

Tax Revenue from Alcohol and Tobacco: $40 Billion

Public Health Costs: $385 Billion

Net Loss: $345 Billion

New NSDUH 2009 study shows drug use highest in a decade

L.A. Times chooses not to endorse Proposition 19: "Snuff out the Pot Measure"

Cal Chamber releases fact sheet

on the Federal conflict in the drug free workplace

OpEd calls for National awareness on marijuana abuse

OpEd by former U.S. Drug Czar Bill Bennett

Alexandra Datig, Nip It In The Bud: No on Prop. 19

Seth Leibsohn, Fellow at the Claremont Institute

On the Radio:

September 9, 2010, Alexandra Datig appeared On former U.S. Drug Czar "Bill Bennett's Morning in America" to talk about opposition points on Prop. 19, with host and former Drug Czar Chief of Staff, Seth Leibsohn - Listen to the podcast

www.billbennett.com

National and Local Leaders agree:

Proposition 19 is not in our best interest

President of the United States, Barack Obama

United States Drug Czar, R. Gil Kerlikowske and

All other U.S. Drug Czars, Source: L.A. Times

Governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger - L.A. Times OpEd by the Governor

United States Senator and No on 19 Co-Chair, Dianne Feinstein (left)

Los Angeles County Sheriff and No on 19 Co-Chair, Lee Baca (right)

California Attorney General and Candidate for Governor Jerry Brown (left)

Candidate for Governor, Meg Whitman (right)

Los Angeles District Attorney and Candidate for Attorney General Steve Cooley (left)

Candidate for Attorney General, Kamala Harris (right)

California State Firefighters Association

California Senator and Candidate for Senate, Barbara Boxer (left)

Candidate for California State Senate, Carly Fiorina (right)

National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

President of Mexico, Filipe Calderon

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Monterey County Herald

North County Times (San Diego)

Oakalnd Tribune

Pasadena Star-News

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Sacramento Bee

San Bernardino Sun