Sublime-Seed w/ LYRICS

Supports of the Prop 19 in California: Legealize it

Support

• Laura Wells, 2010 California Green Party gubernatorial candidate^[47]
• Dale Ogden, 2010 California Libertarian gubernatorial candidate^[47]
• Carlos Alverez, 2010 California Peace and Freedom Party gubernatorial candidate^[47]
• Gary E. Johnson, former two term Republican Governor of New Mexico^[48]
• Joycelyn Elders, former United States Surgeon General^[49]
• George Miller, current Democratic House Representative from California's 7th congressional district^[50]
• Barbara Lee, current Democratic House Representative from California's 9th congressional district^[50]
• Pete Stark, current Democratic House Representative from California's 13th congressional district^[50]
• John Dennis, 2010 Republican Congressional candidate for California's 8th congressional district^[51]
• Dan Hamburg, former Democratic House Representative from California's 1st congressional district^[52]
• Pete McCloskey, former Republican House Representative from California's 11th congressional district^[52]
• Don Perata, former Democratic President pro tempore of the California State Senate^[52]
• Mark Leno, current Democratic member of the California State Senate^[52]
• Tom Hayden, former Democratic member of the California State Senate^[52]
• Tom Ammiano, current Democratic member of the California State Assembly^[53][54]
• Hector De La Torre, current Democratic member of the California State Assembly^[52]
• Mary Hayashi, current Democratic member of the California State Assembly^[52]
• Jared Huffman, current Democratic member of the California State Assembly^[52]
• Nancy Skinner, current Democratic member of the California State Assembly^[52]
• Kerry Mazzoni, former Democratic member of the California State Assembly^[52]
• Vicente Fox, former President of Mexico^[55]
• Jorge Castañeda Gutman, former Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Mexico^[56]
• Tom Bates, current Mayor of Berkeley, California^[52]
• James P. Gray, former Superior Court judge of Orange County, California and former Libertarian Party senate candidate^[57]
• John A. Russo, current City Attorney of Oakland, California^[58]
• Paul Gallegos, current District Attorney of Humboldt County, California^[52]
• Jeffrey Schwartz, former Senior District Attorney and Prosecutor of Humboldt County, California^[52]
• Terence Hallinan, former District Attorney of San Francisco, California^[52]
• Mike Schmier, former District Attorney of Los Angeles, California and California Administrative Law Judge^[52]
• Norm Stamper, former Seattle, Washington police chief^[59]
• Joseph McNamara, former San Jose, California police chief^[52]
• Stephen Downing, former Los Angeles, California police chief^[52]
• David Doodridge, former Los Angeles, California narcotics detective^[60]
• Larry Bedard, former President of the American College of Emergency Physicians^[61]
• George Soros, businessman and stock investor^[62][63]
• Jeffrey Miron, Harvard University economist^[52]
• Sean Parker, an Internet technology businessman and co-founder of Napster and Facebook^[64]
• Dustin Moskovitz, co-founder of Facebook^[52]
• Paul Buchheit, creator of Gmail, co-founder of FriendFeed, and prolific Silicon Valley angel investor^[65]
• Peter B. Lewis, former CEO of Progressive Insurance^[66]
• Ed Rosenthal, cannabis activist and columnist^[67]
• Marc Emery, cannabis activist and former cannabis seed seller^[68]
• California NAACP^[69]
• League of United Latin American Citizens^[70]
• Oakland City Council^[71]
• Berkeley City Council^[52]
• West Hollywood City Council^[52]
• Humboldt County Board of Supervisors^[72]
• National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML)^[73]
• California NORML^[74]
• Drug Policy Alliance^[75]
• Marijuana Policy Project^[76]
• California Courage Campaign^[77]
• Law Enforcement Against Prohibition^[78]
• Students for Sensible Drug Policy^[79][80]
• Interfaith Drug Policy Initiative^[52]
• Progressive Jewish Alliance^[52]
• ACLU of Northern California^[52]
• ACLU of Southern California^[52]
• ACLU of San Diego^[52]
• American Federation of Teachers^[81]
• National Black Police Association^[82]
• National Latino Officers Association^[83]
• United Food and Commercial Workers Union^[84]
• Communications Workers of America, Local 9415^[85]
• International Longshore and Warehouse Union, Northern California District Council^[86]
• Service Employees International Union of California^[87]
• Editorial board of The Globe and Mail^[88]
• Editorial board of the Santa Barbara News-Press^[89]
• Alameda County Democratic Party^[52]
• Butte County Democratic Party^[52]
• Los Angeles County Democratic Party^[90]
• Madera County Democratic Party^[52]
• Modoc County Democratic Party^[52]
• Monterey County Democratic Party^[52]
• Orange County Democratic Party^[52]
• Placer County Democratic Party^[52]
• Santa Barbara County Democratic Party^[91]
• San Francisco County Democratic Party^[92]
• San Luis Obispo County Democratic Party^[93]
• Siskiyou County Democratic Party^[52]
• Sonoma County Democratic Party^[52]
• Ventura County Democratic Party^[94]
• Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley^[52]
• Orange County Libertarian Party^[52]
• Riverside County Libertarian Party^[52]
• California Young Democrats^[95]
• Progressive Democrats of America^[52]
• Republican Liberty Caucus^[52]
• Green Party of California^[52]
• Peace and Freedom Party^[79]
• Libertarian Party of the United States^[96]

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