To: Wharf Rat who wrote (763348 ) 1/12/2014 12:16:01 PM From: Brumar89 Respond to of 1572571 Colorado Republicans Trying To Make It Harder To Buy Pot With Food Stamps Koan's right - Republicans are just meanies. Bet this never even occurred to you, right? Well, trust that it occurs to the food stampers who also like their pot. Those nasty kill joy Republicans! Via Breitbart: Thank God for small favors – Colorado Republicans have introduced a bill that if passed, would prevent food stamp recipients from withdrawing EBT cash inside pot dispensaries. Via Townhall Tipsheet: Food stamps for a pot brownie? Colorado lawmakers want to make sure that doesn’t happen. A bill proposed by several Republicans would add marijuana dispensaries to liquor stores, gun shops and casinos as places where recipients of public assistance payments and food stamps can’t use their electronic benefits cards to access cash. Although there haven’t been any reports of public EBT card use at marijuana dispensaries as of yet, lawmakers say the pot shops should be added to the law to just to make clear that it’s not legal. There is nothing, however, to prevent EBT card recipients from taking cash out elsewhere and using it to buy pot. I would propose doing away with the cards themselves and going back to the old method of issuing paper food stamps that are only used for specified food items like milk, cheese and cereal – but the trend has been to make it easier for people to use their foodstamps on an ever expanding menu, including what most people consider luxuries.Wait for Dems to say, but there've not yet " been any reports of public EBT card use at marijuana dispensaries." We know there will be. How? See below: Ban would prohibit EBT card use at strip clubs, casinos ... A year and a half after 9 Investigates first exposed your welfare tax dollars being withdrawn in liquor stores, strip clubs and even casinos , a bill is moving through the state legislature that would end the spending spree. The money on Florida Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT ) cards is meant to wftv.com/news/news/local/ban-would-prohibit-ebt-... More from wftv.com New Mexico EBT Funds Used In Liquor Stores, Casinos , Smoke ... New Mexico EBT Funds Used In Liquor Stores, Casinos , Smoke Shops, and Hooters By Jim Scarantino on November 28, 2012 Print This Post newmexico.watchdog.org/16537/new-mexico-ebt-funds-used-in-liqo... More from newmexico.watchdog.org Gov. Scott signs bill banning EBT cards at casinos | News - Home Florida is banning welfare recipients from using EBT cards at "adult entertainment establishments" like strip clubs and casinos . Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday signed the bill (HB 701) into law. It was one of 36 bills that Scott signed. EBT cards -- standing for electronic benefit ... local10.com/news/gov-scott-signs-bill-banning-ebt-c... More from local10.com I-Team: NY Welfare Benefits Withdrawn Inside Atlantic City ... I-Team: NY Welfare Benefits Withdrawn Inside Atlantic City Casinos Congress moves to ban welfare transaction at gambling parlors, liquor stores and strip clubs. nbcnewyork.com/investigations/Food-Stamp-New-York-Welf... More from nbcnewyork.com Welfare aid cards valid at casinos - Los Angeles Times SACRAMENTO — California welfare recipients are able to use state-issued debit cards to withdraw cash on gaming floors in more than half of the casinos in the state, a Los Angeles Times review of records found. The cards, provided by the Department of Social Services to help ... articles.latimes.com/2010/jun/24/local/la-me-welfare-casinos... More from articles.latimes.com Senate bans EBT use at strip clubs, casinos in Florida - WFLA ... Florida lawmakers have given final approval to a bill that would ban the use of welfare recipients' EBT cards at "adult entertainment establishments" like strip clubs and casinos . wfla.com/story/22090600/senate-bans-ebt-use-at-s... More from wfla.com 13,000 welfare recipients accessed cash in casinos | NWCN.com ... Newly released records show that at least 20,465 separate withdrawals of welfare cash were made at Washington casinos in one year. nwcn.com/news/washington/13-thousand-welfare-rec... More from nwcn.com