I’m very excited to debut my 2012 campaign song here on my website.

We were in the recording session very late at night, and a little stoned, but I think it came out pretty good.

I hope you enjoy it:
(To play, click on the little triangle thingy on the right.)

Download audio file (2012SalCampaignSong.mp3)

–Sal

My good friends Ron Paul and Barney Frank are putting legislation together to leagalize marijuana at the federal level. This would give control to each individual state to regulate the sale, distirbution and use of pot. I’m on board and will vote in favor of the bill.

Next time you visit our nation’s Capitol building in Washington DC, perhaps you can even light up and join me in some fine doobie!

Le tme know what you think.

– Sal

My good friend Ron Paul has been supporting my reelection bid.  He has been a proponent of legalizing marijunana for years, now.

Here is is discussing his views on “Good Morning America.”

City officials said they won an important legal victory after four dispensaries failed Wednesday to win a court order to stop Los Angeles from shutting them down when the city’s medical marijuana ordinance takes effect June 7.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/05/legal-defeat-for-medical-marijuana-dispensaries-could-have-larger-ramifications.html

Lots of controversy surrounding my idea for National Get High Day — one day where everyone and anyone can smoke marijuana legally. Look, we live a day when we — as a nation – are facing the worst environmental catastrophe of all time in the Gulf of Mexico, we are waging two wars, people are still out of work, homes are being foreclosed upon at an alarming rate, there’s endless political bickering at every level of government, etc. etc.

If there were ever a time for us to chill out and get high — it’s now!

So why not just take a day to kick back and puff a few buds? Relax, America, and smoke some weed. Why not?

I think it would go a long way to help ease the tensions and anxiety in our great country. That’s why I ask your support of National ‘Get High’ Day.

Your comments are appreciated.

Sal

I am proposing to my colleagues that we make July 4, 2010, a day where any U.S. citizen can legally smoke pot without facing arrest or prosecution. Just one day to start. If we wake up on July 5, and the world hasn’t come to an end, then let’s legalize it permanently.

I haven’t gotten much support from my colleagues on this idea. Kucinich kinda likes it, but hasn’t committed yet. But if I can get everyone who reads this to call their representative and demand a resolution creating National “Get High” Day, I think we can push this through. Just a thought.

What do you think?

Rep. Sal Dennison

Many patients from around the country have written me asking if I could spare a little weed to help them through the pain and nausea associated with whatever may be ailing them. It’s tought to turn them down. Any marijuana that I consume is for my own personal use, in accordance with congressional legislation. I’m still not allowed to distribute it.

But please kow that you are in my thoughts, and if there were any way I could give you a stash of joints legally, I would do so in a minute.

–SAL

This from California.

Neighbors legalize pot for themselves

http://theskunk.org/2009/12/neighbors-legalize-pot-for-themselves/

Stay tuned.

-Sal

Someone sent me this video about insurance industry greed. I think it should be seen by every American. Check it out, then pass it along to your congressman.

I have received a lot of requests from my constituents, non-constituents, illegal immigrants, legal immigrants, law enforecement agents, college undergraduates, postgraduates, dropouts, former presidents, housewives, professionals, educators, blue-collar workers, white-collars workers, actors, singers, dancers, artists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, mechanics and others to purchase marijuana from me.

I hate to disappoint anyone, but I feel I need to set the record straight:

While I am legally allowed to smoke and grow my own weed, I am still prohibited by law from providing it to anyone, for free or fee.

Sorry if I let you believe otherwise (especially that Swedish masseuse in Canton — but thanks for the “extras”). Anyway, please do not send any more requests — I think the FBI is opening all my mail, then resealing it before the post office delivers it to me.

I need a good way to sober up for the president’s speech on Afghanistan tonight. Anyone have any thoughts? I hate being dfor these things.

–Sal