Dear Editor:
Before Coloradans voted in 2012 to legalize recreational marijuana, pro-legalization advocates aired a jingle: “Jobs for our people. Money for schools. Who could ask for more?”
The Campaign To Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol promised that if Amendment 64 passed, tax revenues would pay for “the reconstruction of our schools.” In addition, many Yes on 64 ads featured pictures of classrooms and focused on the fact that legalizing pot would generate much needed revenue…