Drug & Alcohol Rehab

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Here is a video of the debat that continues over the legalization of marijuana.  Governor Schwarzenegger endorses the idea as a way to generate more revenue. California is one of the most popular states for marijuana use.  With San Francisco having more pot shops than starbucks coffee shops.  Check this link for information regarding drugs and rehabilitation.

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