Last night, three volunteers from Green the Vote hijacked the organization's Facebook account and shared a video that accused the group's leader, stoner Isaac Caviness, of inflating lying to the public about the number of signatures they collected to get SQ 797 and SQ 798 on the Oklahoma ballot.
On Sunday, July 29th, Green the Vote claimed to have 132,537 signatures for SQ 797, which would put a vote to legalize recreational marijuana on the 2020 ballot. They also claimed to have 115,123 signatures for State Question 796. Only a few thousand signatures short, it would let the people choose to amend the constitution and define marijuana "as a medicinal drug."
Well, I guess those numbers are more inflated than Skip Bayless' high school sports memories. According to the video, the total amount of signatures collected is actually in the 40,000 to 75,000 range, far short of the 120,000 needed.
Here's the video the volunteers left. You may want to skip ahead a few minutes. They spend the first couple of minutes nervously rambling like a stoner who just realized time is in infinite, static state, with no beginning and no end, like a Hostess cupcake.