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Our radio ads ask Alaskans to urge their representatives to vote against any version of H.B. 149 that would increase marijuana penalties and infringe upon Alaskans' constitutional right to privacy in the home. The Senate amended H.B. 149, which originally dealt with methamphetamines, to include Murkowski's anti-marijuana legislation from last year, in a last desperate effort to save his reckless legislation.
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MPP's radio ads in 2005 urged Alaskans to oppose Murkowski's S.B. 74 and H.B. 96, which would have re-criminalized possession of small amounts of marijuana in Alaska.
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MPP's first TV ad, explaining that the government's war on marijuana has failed.
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MPP's second TV ad, emphasizing our need to preserve our strong tradition of freedom and our right to privacy.
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MPP's third TV ad explains that the current approach isn't reducing teen use of marijuana and that it's time for a new solution -- regulating marijuana.
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In MPP's fourth TV ad, MS patient and former dog sled racer Jim Welch discusses patients' need for legal access to medical marijuana.
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MPP's radio ads urge Alaskan voters to protect our right to privacy by passing the ballot initiative.
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