Of course he is just stirring the pot and its clear he has no idea what is in the product. Granted, I wouldnt personally huff the stuff but it gets vented to the atmosphere every single day within feet from kids, if it was at all bad it would be banned everywhere. As it is, it was legal everywhere except Wisconsin. Yes, even CA allowed it to be sold over the counter and allows all other use of it.
Weather the turd stirrers like Earl want to admit it or not, Walker is doing a great job here in WI. Its a relief to have a common sense Gov in office rather than the good old boy network that we had been living under. Taxes are going down, civil liberties are being restored, and things are finally looking up. Just the simple fact that our current gov. is welcoming businesses again, rather than putting up road blocks is quite refreshing.
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