[TheRealVille]

Who has said that they oppose allowing states to make decisions regarding drug use? I find it funny that you interpret people's objections to a state law as being inconsistent with their desire to give power back to the states. It is easier for a citizen or group of citizens to influence state laws than it is for them to get a federal law changed.

There is no hypocrisy in the two positions. People who believe that states should have the powers reserved to them by the U.S. Constitution are not going to agree with every single state law. To think that they should is ridiculous.

This isn't the only place I go to read, or the only people I talk to. I wonder if TRT, and a few others that have posted here would accept it being legal in Kentucky if the people voted for it? I'm pretty sure you would, but you are not the norm for Kentucky conservatives, on these type of issues.