Yes, it is quite easy to understand how people that hold a public seat are often power driven and attempting to control whatever it is they feel they can dominate. Surely there is something in it for this John Kavanagh trying to make a name for himself in the financial arena. Cutting all of these individual characteristic out, it seems there is a point being all too often missed. He claims that people voting didn’t know what they were getting themselves into. I have not heard this outcry by individuals that are outright opposed to marijuana. There are those that would say it is overused, but still acknowledge the benefits for many pain suffers, glaucoma, Alzheimers and an ever growing array of ailments that are lessened (many more detail needed in this research). These people still call the movement a gain. All this aside, working in the health field, I have much more concern for the individuals that see their PCP’s for pain and get prescribed chronic addictions through narcotic pain pills. Talking about not knowing what people are getting into, these prescriptions are often motivated by incentive from the pill companies. People just don’t know what they are getting into and their lives can change permanently. Prescription pills are undoubtedly the fastest growing addiction in the United States. John Kavanagh, I challenge you to use the logic you have with your claim of people not knowing what they are getting into and address features of our society that affect the most people in the most debilitating way. You’ll likely see, without a biased eye, these are also the issues people voted you into office. I imagine, if approval is what you are going for, it is not too hot right now.