By John Payne Since 2012, we have commemorated Independence Day with our Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness Money Bomb. Our forebears pledged their
By John Payne Motorists traveling Westbound on I-44 at mile-marker 73.2 just outside of Springfield will now see a billboard urging Missourians to support medical
By Chris Lindsey Last Tuesday, Gov. Jay Nixon made Missouri history by allowing the state to join the ranks of 18 others that have eliminated the possibility of jail time
By John Payne The Missouri legislature adjourned last Friday, May 16, at 6:00 p.m. With three pieces of legislation we supported either before the Governor
By John Payne Longtime readers of this newsletter will remember that we sued the city of Springfield last year after the City Council used legislative
By John Payne As regular readers know, we are currently running radio ads on KSHE 94.7 FM in Saint Louis. In an ideal world, we
By John Payne This Saturday, April 26, we will co-host the Spring 2014 Missouri Cannabis Law Reform Conference with Missouri NORML, MU NORML, and MU
By John Payne We are pleased to announce that Show-Me Cannabis, Missouri NORML, and the Mizzou chapters of Students for a Sensible Drug Policy and
By John Payne Last Thursday’s Spring into Action Money Bomb raised a total of $8,326 to advance cannabis law reforms in the legislature this session! That figure
The Show-Me Cannabis campaign in Missouri is one of the strongest in the nation, especially considering that Missouri is not the most marijuana friendly state
By John Payne The poll we commissioned to assess the viability of a legalization campaign in 2014 has been completed, and it indicates that we
By John Payne I realize that everyone is very excited about starting a signature gathering campaign immediately, but please remember that we are still not
By John Payne As you have probably heard by now, the initiative petitions we submitted to the Secretary of State’s office were approved for circulation
By John Payne Every January 1, we are presented with the opportunity to begin anew — to build and improve upon years past. We are
This week in St. Louis, John Payne of Show-Me Cannabis, the group attempting to legalize marijuana in Missouri through a constitutional amendment, debated against Sgt.
Debate on Wednesday! By John Payne This Wednesday, December 18, I will debate Sgt. Jason Grellner of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department and President of
The Show-Me Cannabis campaign is fighting to legalize marijuana in Missouri. ‘Like’ them on Facebook at this link here.
Initiatives Filed with the Secretary of State By John Payne Last Tuesday, December 3, Show-Me Cannabis Regulation board chairman Dan Viets filed ten different drafts
Legalizing cannabis in Missouri is a long term undertaking that will require substantial expenditures, none of which are possible without sustained support from individuals like
By John Payne Last Tuesday, December 3, Show-Me Cannabis Regulation board chairman Dan Viets filed ten different drafts of an initiative to legalize, tax, and
By Phillip Smith Activists with Show-Me Cannabis Reform have been crisscrossing Missouri to lay the groundwork for marijuana legalization, and now, they’ve taken the next step. Columbia-based
By John Payne, Show Me Cannabis Campaign I submitted the following letters to the Saint Louis Post-Dispatch and Saint Joseph News-Press, respectively. The first letter was published last Saturday,
By Phillip Smith Show-Me Cannabis and Missouri NORML will be hosting a statewide conference in downtown Kansas City, on Saturday, November 16th. The one-day conference will include speakers
One item on my bucket list is attending a Missouri Cannabis Policy Conference. The event is going to be attended by some of the hardest
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