'Hey, Gov. Chris Christie, I'll race ya,' says amputee, pot advocate
Gov. Chris Christie has been sounding off about marijuana – medical, recreational, whatever.
Rich Canci has heard enough of his "ridiculous campaign."
The New Jersey governor has been making the rounds as a hopeful for the 2016 presidential campaign, declaring his unequivocal opposition to legalizing pot for recreational use. Considering it a "gateway drug," he has even kept a stranglehold on its medical purposes in his home state where he signed its use into law.
While he grabs headlines, Canci, a 24-year-old Annadale resident, uses his favorite social media platforms to scream back.
Canci had his lower leg amputated at 8 years old when he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma. Four surgeries later, he is convinced of the power or alternative therapies, including cannabis.
Singer-songwriter with the metal band When All Else Fails, he fundraises with his bar-tending and music...
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