The Casper Star-Tribune: on Drugs


Charlie Hardy: Legalize marijuana

The Democratic candidates tangled over the oft-maligned filibuster that has continually left Congress in gridlock. Charlie Hardy, a retired priest from Cheyenne, compared Congress to children. "As we look at Congress, it's a bunch of misbehaving children not giving each other the chance to talk about things," Hardy said. "I don't think people should cut off the right of other people to discuss things in Congress."

Rex Wilde, a former Texan working in the energy industry in Cheyenne, said he would block the filibuster. "Yes, I would," Wilde said. "On the Hill right now, those people have totally lost touch with the working class."

Both candidates agreed that marijuana should be legalized. "I'm for full-blown legalization as soon as possible," Wilde said.

Source: Casper Star-Tribune on 2014 Wyoming Senate race Aug 14, 2014

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