Asa Hutchinson

Former Administrator, Drug Enforcement Administration

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Former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration for (2001-2003) and Arkansas Congressman (1996-2001) and Under Secretary for Border and Transportation Security in the Department of Homeland Security (2003-2005); attorney with Hutchinson Group, LLC

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As most California voters may already know,  Proposition 19  on next week's ballot says it "legalizes marijuana under California but not federal law."  Beyond that, it would allow…

Will California Legalize Marijuana?

As most California voters may already know, Proposition 19 on next week's ballot says it "legalizes marijuana under California but not federal law."  Beyond that, it would allow…

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Proposition 19  on next week's California ballot would legalize marijuana for people over 21 and allow for commercial production.

Will California Legalize Marijuana?

Proposition 19 on next week's California ballot would legalize marijuana for people over 21 and allow for commercial production.

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