PUFF FREE OR DIE

We all want George Bush out of office, right? But we want to put in
the best Democrat to replace him, and to do that we need to know all
there is to know about the character of the candidates. Well, that
would be nice, but Comcast--a cable company who makes a profit by
controlling a channel of information--doesn't want to have to deliver
the news.

As the New Hampshire primary inches near, the state's Adelphia cable
system is running an ad that rival Comcast has outright refused to
run, an ad that exposes which Democratic candidates would support
arresting cancer and AIDS patients who are using state-sanctioned
medical marijuana.

Luckily, you've got Boulder Weekly to provide you with the real scoop.
Three Democrats have refused to end Bush's policy of busting these
very sick people: U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman, U.S. Sen. John Edwards
and former Gov. Howard Dean. Yes, Dean. Make the phone calls, let them
know what you think, and don't give this election away like we all did
last time. Democracy is a verb.