Peter Camejo on Drugs

2004 former Reform Party nominee for Vice President; previously Candidate for CA Governor

Supports medical marijuana; tobacco is more addictive

Q: Do you support or oppose the use of medical marijuana and do you support Proposition 215 legalizing its use?

CAMEJO: I'm completely in support. In fact, I think it is crazy what we do in the US to promote tobacco, the most addictive drug killing millions through the world, & criminalize something undocumented, completely not a addictive drugs and kills no one.

Source: Recall debate in Walnut Creek Sep 3, 2003

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