marijuana reform

Kamala Harris's new criminal justice plan involves empowering "socially and economically disadvantaged individuals" to start their own cannabis businesses.

Andrew Yang is combining his passion for mathematics and marijuana reform to provide supporters some sweet campaign merchandise.

Marijuana reform inspired two serious clashes at the latest presidential debates, with Booker taking on Biden, and Gabbard going after Harris.

Joe Biden released a criminal justice plan that includes expungement of all past marijuana use convictions and reclassifying cannabis as a Schedule II drug.

Jim McClendon's reasoning resembled those conservatives have made in Texas as well, stating any loosening of the law will eventually lead to full-blown recreational cannabis reform.

Check out all this video so you can quickly understand where the various 2020 presidential candidates stand on cannabis legislation and reform.

Matthew Gaetz believes his Democratic colleagues have good ideas around cannabis reform, but they’re too distracted by investigations and allegations around if Trump did not obstruct justice and collude with Russia.

Out of all the Democratic candidates that have put their hats in the ring, the one that has the best chance at earning it, former Vice President Joe Biden, might be a little backwards when it comes to marijuana reform.