The biggest victories in marijuana legal reform have been in states considered more progressive than average, but you may be surprised by the number of predominately conservative states taking a good look at the landscape.
First implemented in 2014, the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment is the only document in place that legally prevents the federal government from conducting raids against and prosecuting members of the medical marijuana community.
Legalizing cannabis on the federal level would create 654,000 jobs in the immediate future and one million jobs by 2025. The move would also result in $105.6 billion in revenue between now and 2025.
Jesse Henry knows San Francisco. He also knows cannabis. “This city is built for tourists. We put a lot of work into giving them a San Francisco experience.”