When I took the medical-marijuana case to the Supreme Court in 2004, I got zerovotes from the left side of the court while garnering the votes of Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Justices Clarence Thomas and Sandra Day O'Connor.
But now when we ask your advisors about the lack of bipartisanship so far -- zerovotes in the House, three in the Senate -- they say, well, it's not the number of votes that matters, it's the number of jobs that will be created.