Opinion
Opinion
Retired New York Prosecutor Doesn’t Mention Drug War In NY Post Op-Ed On Black Lives
The long-term effects of marijuana legalization on public order can be seen in the Netherlands, where marijuana has been sold over-the-counter for almost 50 years.
Opinion
Is Marijuana Stronger Now Than It Was In The 1960s?
The first testing of marijuana for THC did not begin until the early 1970s. Here is where it gets a little bit more complicated.
Opinion
Will Congress Pass Us A Canna-Tax ‘Hit’?
As the dust continues to settle from the seismic tax reforms passed under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the Biden Administration is already discussing another round of tax reform.
Opinion
Why Was Vice President Harris Greeted With Trump Campaign Signs In Guatemala?
Harris was greeted by protesters in Guatemala with professionally printed signs telling her “Trump won” and “go home”
Opinion
President Biden Lied When Campaigning In Support Of Medical Marijuana
If the Biden Administration isn’t even prepared to allow the VA to conduct research, there’s a good chance that medical marijuana isn’t on the president’s radar.
Opinion
Were The Sick Just Dying To Legalize Marijuana For The Healthy?
While over-regulation and high taxes are problems for the recreational market, they are much worse for the patients.
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Congress To Consider Full Drug Decriminalization Bill
Unfortunately, the bill doesn’t stand a chance.
Opinion
Mormon Marijuana Is No Template For The Future Of Weed
The real future of legal weed in the U.S. is a taxed and regulated market.
Opinion
Does The New MORE Act Have A Better Chance Of Passing?
Notably, the MORE Act 2021 has received resounding support from Amazon.
Opinion
Convincing Mitch McConnell To Support Legal Weed Is Still The Only Way It Happens
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer doesn't have the clout to accomplish much if the Republicans continue to stand in the way.