HIGH TIMES Editors' Choice

This is bullshit, it looked like a free look and once there you have to pay. Not only that but the price is sky high.

Go to Ebay and get the real thing for less

HIGH TIME FOR A NEW REALITY POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SHOW !!!!!

UNITED STATES MARIJUANA PARTY SEEKS 2012
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT & VICE-PRESIDENT

The Vermont Secretary of State is Jim Condos,
and the website is:
http://www.sec.state.vt.us
CLICK ON ELECTIONS

In the State of Vermont, an 'independent' candidate
may chose up to three descriptive words
and appear on the ballot as a party
so long as it is not the name of an
"organized" party.

The "United States Marijuana" party
(the word party is already on the form)
is NOT an organized party.

Therefore, any U.S. Citizen of age 35 or older may
appear on the 2012 official election ballot in Vermont,
as the
UNITED STATES MARIJUANA PARTY
after collecting the
required number of petition signatures,
WHICH IS ONLY 1,000 SIGNATURES
as a candiate for President
and for Vice-President of the United States.

VERMONT IS AN EXTREMELY LOW BALLOT ACCESS
PETITION SIGNATURE STATE.

AS AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE,
USING THREE DESCRIPTIVE WORDS,
RATHER THAN "INDEPENDENT" ON THE BALLOT,
YOU ARE LEGALLY ALLOWED TO CREATE
A "DESIGNER LABEL"
POLITICAL PARTY IN VERMONT
FOR THAT ELECTION SEASON.

Elections Division
Vermont Secretary of State
26 Terrace Street
Montpelier, VT 05609-1101
(802)828-2464
FAX: 802-828-5171
Hours: 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EAST COAST TIME

Vermont Legislature
The Vermont Statutes Online
http://www.leg.state.vt.us

Title 17: Elections
Chapter 49: NOMINATIONS
17 V.S.A. § 2401. Applicability of subchapter
§ 2401. Applicability of subchapter
A person may be nominated and have his or her name
printed on the general election ballot for
any office
by
filing a consent similar in form to the consent prescribed
by section 2361 of this title and a statement of nomination
with the secretary of state.

The Vermont Statutes Online
Title 17: Elections
Chapter 49: NOMINATIONS
17 V.S.A. § 2402. Requisites of statement
§ 2402. Requisites of statement
(a) A statement of nomination shall contain:
(1) The name of the office for which the nomination is made;
(2) The candidate's name and residence;
(3) If desired, a name, or other identification (in not more than three words)
to be printed on the ballot following the candidate's name;
(4) In the case of nomination for president or vice president of the United States,
the name and state of residence of each candidate for such office,
together with the name, town of residence, and correct mailing address
of each nominee for the office of elector. The statement of nomination
shall include certification by the town clerk of each town where the
signers appear to be voters that the persons whose names appear
as signers of the statement are registered voters in the town and
of the total number of valid signers from the town. Only the number
of signers certified by each town clerk shall count toward the
required number of signatures. The statement shall also be
accompanied by a consent form from each nominee for elector.
The consent form shall be similar to the consent form prescribed
in section 2361 of this title.
(b) To constitute a valid nomination, a statement shall contain
signatures of voters qualified to vote in an election for the
office in question, equal in number to at least:
(1) For presidential and vice presidential offices, 1,000;

(c) A statement shall state that each signer is qualified
to vote in an election for the office in question and that
the voter's residence is as set forth next to the voter's name.
(d) A statement of nomination and a completed and signed
consent form shall be filed as set forth in section 2356 of this title.
No public official receiving nominations shall accept a petition
unless a completed and signed consent form is filed at the same time.
(e) The secretary of state shall prescribe and furnish forms
for a statement of nomination.

Title 17: Elections
Chapter 49: NOMINATIONS
17 V.S.A. § 2403. Number of candidates; party names
§ 2403. Number of candidates; party names
A statement of nomination shall contain the name of only
one candidate, except in the case of presidential and
vice-presidential candidates, who may be nominated
by means of the same statement of nomination.

The political or
other name on a statement of nomination shall be
substantially different from the name of any organized
political party.

USMJP --- http://usmjp.com
USMJParty --- http://usmjparty.com

MAKE MARIJUANA LEGAL Petition
http://www.petitiononline.com/ericson/petition.html

Arrested for dancing http://youtu.be/NlyatWcr2zk

Funny thing about that first issue, for some reason the publisher did not put marijuana on the cover but instead used a woman about to eat a magic mushroom, except that it's not a magic mushroom, it's just a commercial agarius, button mushroom.

Just buy youe seeds from www.cheap-marijuana-seeds.com and grow your own!

TO: VIET NAM VET.

HE SOILED HIS LOINCLOTH???

WTF?!?!?!

DO TELL MORE OF THAT ISSUE.

Doe's anyone have the issue were Ted"Ted,White,and blew"Nugent admitted soiling his loin cloth for four weeks to get out of serving his country and dodging the draft?nice going Ted, that's OK we did the job for you...you loud mouth coward!

I got ALL the issue and no reprint from issue 1 to current I got them from my dad!!!

I got them all for 20 bucks

That is the funnest shit I have ever read!!! LOL

I actually own the first 3, from when High Times was great! The 1st great decline (nowhere near as bad as it is now) was in the 80s so that's why I didn't have the Cheech and Chong one.
But in typical rip off the stoner stoopid losers who are high times readers they price the DIGITAL version at $10 each!
Sorry, A sucker may be born every minute but that very issue in on Ebay for $5!
Damn, High Times, at least use some vaseline before you do us so hard!
No wonder only idiots hang out here. I am out, like High Times!