NEWS Legalization is Closer Than We Think, Hopefully
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Hopefully that bastard is on the way out. With not admitting his screw up with the nursing homes, I wouldn't piss on him if his ass was on fire!
I don't give a flying "F" who the hell you are, red, blue or whatever, that kinda arrogance has to go. I hope you guys vote the POS outta office or recall the bastard!
Up State New York is simply beautiful in the summer! You can have the winter! LOL! Shame ya have to put up with all the BS and high taxes.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) has signed into law legislation legalizing and regulating the use and possession of marijuana for adults 21 years of age and older.
The legislation also decriminalizes marijuana and hashish possession, his office announced Monday.
The legislation also decriminalizes marijuana and hashish possession, his office announced Monday.
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This happened a couple months ago, but I didn't see it mentioned here. It's a great start, if it can get through the Senate.
Congress Passes Two Historic Cannabis Reform Bills
Congress passes the MORE Act and the Medical Marijuana Research Act in two historic votes, signifying a growing shift toward cannabis legalization.
www.cannabissciencetech.com
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Chuck schumer, the senate majority leader, said in an interview a couple weeks ago (I can’t remember where - a vice show I think) that they’re planning to bundle cannabis legalization (not decriminalization) with other sure fire bills. We’ll see, but the prospect has never been stronger.This happened a couple months ago, but I didn't see it mentioned here. It's a great start, if it can get through the Senate.
Congress Passes Two Historic Cannabis Reform Bills
Congress passes the MORE Act and the Medical Marijuana Research Act in two historic votes, signifying a growing shift toward cannabis legalization.www.cannabissciencetech.com
About the only damn thing I want to see that moron accomplish! LOL!.....................My "goodwill" for him is only slightly more than for all the other fools in DC!
As opposed to a simple "the drug war has been an abysmal failure, let us put an end to it" bill. For my part, I have no doubt that they will find a way to muck it up and kick the can down the road so as to make use of the issue come 2022 and 2024. Filthy fucking parasites.
Ever heard of Earl F. Blumenauer?
Now that he's on the Ways & Means commitee chances are he won't want to stop being a pro-cannabis advocate, but if he does then this might constitute a most significant hint as it would send some non pot-friendly message...
So lets just hope "My Hero from USA" won't get instrumentalized anytime soon. Because when USA sneezes Canada catches a cold!
Now that he's on the Ways & Means commitee chances are he won't want to stop being a pro-cannabis advocate, but if he does then this might constitute a most significant hint as it would send some non pot-friendly message...
So lets just hope "My Hero from USA" won't get instrumentalized anytime soon. Because when USA sneezes Canada catches a cold!
New York Post.....New York State officials have reached a deal to legalize marijuana, legislative sources told The Post on Wednesday — just hours after Gov. Andrew Cuomo called it “essential” to the state’s social and economic well-being.
The reform measures will be included in the laws to be proposed as part of the state budget on April 1, the sources said
The deal would allow New Yorkers over the age of 21 to legally buy and possess up to three ounces of pot for their personal use, with licensed sales to begin by December 2022, sources said.
Recreational stoners could even cultivate up to a dozen plants per household, but a big bummer in the agreement would make them wait to start growing their own until 18 months after the first license dispensary opens, the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle said.
Plans call for a 9 percent state tax on retail sales that could generate $300 million a year in new revenues, state Sen. Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan) told The Post.
Cities, towns and villages could tack on another 4 percent sales tax or opt out of allowing local sales and deliveries.
The reform measures will be included in the laws to be proposed as part of the state budget on April 1, the sources said
The deal would allow New Yorkers over the age of 21 to legally buy and possess up to three ounces of pot for their personal use, with licensed sales to begin by December 2022, sources said.
Recreational stoners could even cultivate up to a dozen plants per household, but a big bummer in the agreement would make them wait to start growing their own until 18 months after the first license dispensary opens, the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle said.
Plans call for a 9 percent state tax on retail sales that could generate $300 million a year in new revenues, state Sen. Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan) told The Post.
Cities, towns and villages could tack on another 4 percent sales tax or opt out of allowing local sales and deliveries.
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