Fourth video (1min 19sec) of New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson about Marijuana at speaking at Taos Mountain Film Festival in 2002: "Americans Against the War on Drugs." "I'm asked a lot what I'm going to do when I get out of office. I've started a drug reform organization 'Americans Against the War on Drugs'. I believe the real stumbling block here is with politicians, elected and those running for office. So, it would be my intension to meet with every single Governor, every single Congressperson, every single US Senator and expand that to those running for those offices and confidentially speak to them as to what is currently happening. I really don't believe they understand what's happening. Make it a meeting these people can understand what happening, something that currently isn't happening. If you're from NORML..."
After a screening of the movie "Coca Mama", a panel discussion was held featuring New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson on his marijuana policy, Sanho Tree (Institute of Policy Studies), and author Sally Denton. These very compelling discussions were held before a packed house at Taos Community Auditorium on October 12, 2002 as part of the Taos Mountain Film Festival. First Posted on taosplaza.com in December 2002
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