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An independent journalist based in San Francisco, David Downs has covered, arts, technology and culture since 1996 and appears in Wired, Rolling Stone, and The Onion. He contributes the weekly column "Legalization Nation" to the Express and co-edits the Marijuana Business Report — a twice-a-month trade newsletter... more

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Blogs, Legalization Nation, Aug 14, 2012
Update: Should Facebook Be Censoring Marijuana Law Reform Ads?
- by David Downs
- Tags: Regulation & Legislation, facebook, justsaynow, firedoglake, marijuana law reform, barack obama, mitt romney

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Blogs, Legalization Nation, Aug 13, 2012
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Prop 19 Déjà Vu: Washington I-502 Would Generate "$1.9 Billion Over Five Years"
- by David Downs
- Tags: Legalization, I-502, Washington, Peter Lewis, advertising, Video

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Blogs, Legalization Nation, Aug 9, 2012
Berkeley Patients Group Announces New Location
- by David Downs
- Tags: Regulation & Legislation

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Members of the jazz- and weed-infused seminal hip-hop group took a nostalgia trip to Berkeley and San Francisco last weekend.

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The best way to experiment with legalization may be to try a small amount, and then wait and see how society feels.

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Protesters picket President Obama's visit to Oakland, ask him to "keep his promise."

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