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good point, pipeline! MANY medicines have intoxicating effects , why are some people fixated on trying to find something wrong with cannabis ? never heard any "drug warrior" bitching about valiums or any other pill being an intoxicant.
It’s Time To Level The Playing Field Between Marijuana And Hemp Products With A Single Cannabis Retailer License Type (Op-Ed)
“If the tax and regulatory structure for state-licensed marijuana weren’t so restrictive, a market for hemp-derived products might never have emerged.” By Geoffrey Lawrence, Reason Foundation In an October 15 Marijuana Moment op-ed, my colleague Michelle Minton argued that states’ regulatory...
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Indiana governors race picking up steam as candidates make pitches to Hoosiers
The race for Indiana governor is heating up. Republican Sen. Mike Braun and Democrat Jennifer McCormick will face off for the seat on Nov. 5.
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Indiana governors race picking up steam as candidates make pitches to Hoosiers
The race for Indiana governor is heating up. Republican Sen. Mike Braun and Democrat Jennifer McCormick will face off for the seat on Nov. 5.
Author: Alexandra Goldberg
Published: 12:07 AM EDT October 27, 2024
Updated: 12:07 AM EDT October 27, 2024
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. — Indiana's Republican candidate for governor, U.S. Senator Mike Braun, is in the final stretch of campaigning in Jeffersonville just 10 days until Election Day.
"I'm going to be entrepreneurial, I'm going to be accessible, and I'm going to get along with our legislature," Braun said. "That's how you take Indiana to a place it's never been before."
His challenger, Democrat and former State Superintendent Jennifer McCormick, spoke with WHAS11 News earlier this month.
"As I've traveled, I'm listening to a lot of people – Republicans, Democrats, Independents, Libertarians - and they're all saying the same thing," McCormick said. "A lot of it's about women's reproductive rights and freedoms, it's about access to affordable healthcare, education and good paying jobs."
On Saturday, the Indiana GOP was riding around the state with their candidates. Braun was making his case for governor.
"The biggest thing that separates me from my opponent is her experience of never signing the front side of a paycheck and wanting to run a business with 32,000 employees and 80 agencies - 30 major ones."
McCormick made her case.
"We also know that the urgency to fight against that extremism is meeting the energy right now of the moment," McCormick said. "When you get that, you win."
One top issue for Indiana voters is cannabis.
“I think medical marijuana is going to be a big discussion - whether we’ll get it across the finish line this year. I think there would be the appetite to make a big effort to do so," Braun said. "When it comes to the recreational side, I'll be taking my cue from law enforcement because they'll be the ones who will have to put up with the consequences of it if we don't get it right."
McCormick said first, she's advocating for a regulatory commission for medical-use cannabis.
"Then, go into adult use," McCormick said. "Making sure that we are taking advantage of the estimated – conservative – $170 million in the first year of revenue. But also, the hundreds, if not thousands of jobs that can come with legalizing cannabis."
Both continue to campaign less than two weeks away from knowing which candidate will be filling the seat of Indiana governor.
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Snoop Dogg Plays Marijuana Meteorologist On The TODAY Show, Delivering Forecasts For Real Cities Like Blaze, Kentucky And Stoner, Colorado
Snoop Dogg took on a new role as a guest meteorologist on the TODAY Show on Thursday, taking viewers through a personalized marijuana-themed weather map featuring cities from Weed, California and Tokeland, Washington to High Point, North Carolina and Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Famed weatherman Al...
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Old Piney
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It's because of the commercial campaign exposing the bill's connection to a new big bis pot companies
Florida Voters Reject Marijuana Legalization Ballot Measure Endorsed By Trump And Opposed By DeSantis
Florida voters have rejected an initiative to legalize marijuana for adult use. While the measure got a clear majority of votes, it failed to achieve the steep 60 percent vote threshold needed to pass a constitutional amendment under state law. The initiative did benefit from major endorsements...
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anaconda6985497
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It's hard to keep any privacy these days, especially when all our data has already been collected by Google, Facebook, and other big platforms. It feels like we've all been profiled to the max, and while this information is mostly used for marketing,
Texas Voters In Dallas, Lockhart And Bastrop Approve Local Marijuana Decriminalization Initiatives At The Ballot
Voters in three Texas cities approved local marijuana decriminalization ballot initiatives on Tuesday, including in Dallas, the third largest city by population in the state. Ground Game Texas—the campaign that’s spearheaded the measures in Dallas, Lockhart and Bastrop—has been urging supporters...
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What Donald Trump’s Presidential Election Means For Marijuana Reform
Former President Donald Trump has won a second term in office, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in the race for the White House on a platform that included support for state-level marijuana legalization and limited federal cannabis reforms. While Trump used harsh anti-drug rhetoric on the...
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What Donald Trump’s Presidential Election Means For Marijuana Reform
Former President Donald Trump has won a second term in office, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in the race for the White House on a platform that included support for state-level marijuana legalization and limited federal cannabis reforms. While Trump used harsh anti-drug rhetoric on the...
I'm not a political expert by any means, but Trump has said in regards to more than one issue that decisions about things like cannabis (and abortion) should be left up to the states. Even if a Republican controlled Senate and presumably House brought forth bills cracking down on state's cannabis laws/rights then Trump would have to veto or explain why he changed his mind.
Maybe the next four years will see a stalling of non-legal states becoming legal states but likely states that have legalized will continue as is.
I think the legislature will have to get the ball rolling due to DEA dragging out the re-scheduling process.
Prohibition is a harmful and costly policy. The republicans want it changed, at least for medical use it seems, but don't want a heavy tax burden due to heavy regulation. Congress has to come to a compromise and allow some form of legal protection for the states other than this annually renewed rider in the spending bill preventing justice department funds from being used to prosecute medical use in legal states.
Until federal law is changed, it will be up to the governor and congress of each state.
Local decriminalization measures are a great way to protect the people and send a message to state and federal legislators.
Prohibition is a harmful and costly policy. The republicans want it changed, at least for medical use it seems, but don't want a heavy tax burden due to heavy regulation. Congress has to come to a compromise and allow some form of legal protection for the states other than this annually renewed rider in the spending bill preventing justice department funds from being used to prosecute medical use in legal states.
Until federal law is changed, it will be up to the governor and congress of each state.
Local decriminalization measures are a great way to protect the people and send a message to state and federal legislators.
