The two septuagenarians said they would work together on forming policy task forces around key issues like the economy and criminal justice in the upcoming election.
Considering the industry was already suffering from some relatively troubled times before the virus struck, many cannabis businesses may soon go broke.
One way or another, the U.S. economy, which is presently strapped to life-support, is going to need a miracle — several of them, in fact — to get back to good post pandemic.
Government officials have responded to the virus by allowing more marijuana deliveries and curbside pick-up options to increase social distancing safety measures.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo intended to legalize adult-use marijuana through the state budget this session, but the novel coronavirus outbreak may force the issue on the back burner.