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NJWEEDMAN smoking a
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that resulted in his ONX
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"NJWeedman.com 4 Governor" is
his latest message. According to NJWeedman.com, Forchion has one big
problem. "I
can't even campaign in public without being accosted by the police,,"
Forchion said in an interview Sunday"
With the arrest record to prove
it NJWeedman.com, or Edward Forchion as he is known in the system is no
stranger to the police. He said he has been arrested more than 30
times, mostly for protesting.
Recently he said he was not allowed on press row
in the State House for the simple reason that it was not open to
the public. Forchion states that he was given no written information
that press row was being closed to the public. His website,
NJWeedman.com, explains in detail this and other similar experiences he
has undergone.
The website covers his ongoing
mission extensively. The main reason Forchion is running for governor
is to send a message to those that will hear him. "I am not that high
that I think I am going to win. I just want to give the finger to the
system and rally others who feel the same way.," Forchion said.
His platform is that "Cannabis
smokers are the only segment of the population begging to be taxed. "We believe in taxation not
incarceration," Forchion said.
His proposed plan to tax
cannabis would help solve three big problems he foresees for NJ in the
next four years. Property taxes, a budget crisis, and a freedom crisis
which he thinks is approaching at an alarming rate are all major
concerns. "We are under the guise of fighting terrorism and drugs,"
Forchion said.
Forchion said he is qualified
to be governor because he has served the state. "I served in our
government's military and prison system. Now I want a leadership
position," Forchion said. Forchion said that the last several governors
of the state have not served well. "Christie Whitman was the worst,"
Forchion said.
Forchion said consolidating the
school districts in the state would lead to permanent property tax
relief for residents. "We don't need 180 (school) districts in New
Jersey," Forchion said. Forchion said legalizing marijuana would
produce a large tax for the state. "It would be in the billions,"
Forchion said. Forchion also said that limiting the terms of elected
officials to one or two, would end corruption, along with increasing
the size of the New Jersey attorney general's office. The website
NJWeedman.com can be accessed for detailed information by anyone
wishing to learn more about his opinions.
The website will also be offering a CD for sale by the end of this month, according to Forchion. The CD features the song NJWeedman Theme Song-Superhero to the Potheads which is about voting for him, performed by The Infamous LOS band from Trenton. Proceeds from the sale of the CD will be used to run his campaign for office. This and the donations he receives from the website are his only campaign fund sources. NJWeedman.com is a website with more than 500,000 hits overall in just two years. According to Forchion, people from all walks of life are interested in his cause.
The website will also be offering a CD for sale by the end of this month, according to Forchion. The CD features the song NJWeedman Theme Song-Superhero to the Potheads which is about voting for him, performed by The Infamous LOS band from Trenton. Proceeds from the sale of the CD will be used to run his campaign for office. This and the donations he receives from the website are his only campaign fund sources. NJWeedman.com is a website with more than 500,000 hits overall in just two years. According to Forchion, people from all walks of life are interested in his cause.
He is just doing what Bob
Marley said to in the song "Stand Up For Your Rights".
In his last run for a state office which was this past November "The US
Marijuana Party" got 7,000 votes in Burlington County. That was the
most for any 3rd party candidate on the card according to Forchion.
"Take a toke and vote for the weedman," Forchion said.


