It's also extremely popular with soccer moms, people who shop at grocery stores, landscapers, people who wear running shoes with suits, bankers, teachers, Trump voters, Biden voters, sewer workers, people who shave, people with beards, women, people who own boats, people who live in houses, people who live in apartments, people on and off the grid, people who recycle, people who own dogs and/or cats and/or hamsters, people who watch The Apprentice, people who don't own a TV, people who commute to work, people who watch Netflix, people who know better than to stick a knife in a wall outlet, people who like to read Stephen King novels, people who make pottery, people who buy pottery, people who are not vaccinated, people who love their grandma, lumberjacks, active duty personnel, people who work in government, people who like to ride in hot air balloons, hikers, bikers, strikers, hikers, woodworkers, Catholics, Protestants, blue collar workers, white collar workers, people with scars, people with children, people who know how to change a tire, people who don't know their ass from a hole in the ground, people who know more about leather upholstery than you would ever want to know, people who eat licorice, weirdos, nerds, jocks, florists, gays, straights, non-binaries, one-legged people, those annoying people who want to tell you about Jesus, commies, nazis, people who like pillow fights, people who buy My Pillows, historians, scientists, people who shop on Amazon, people who collect LPs, people who like the smell of garlic, people who know six ways to get to work in case of traffic jams, people whose favorite color is beige, accountants, people who like to dress up as Star Trek characters, bartenders, social workers, women with one breast bigger than the other, blacks, whites, browns, reds, people with cancer, blind people, musicians, poets, beer drinkers, wine drinkers, piss drinkers, depressed people, manic people, boring people, celebrities, marksmen, roofers, people who watch porn, people who knit, people who donate to charities, people who collect coins, people who watch Fox News, people who remember when a candy bar was a nickel, people who smoke non-filtered cigarettes, people who pick up trash from the sidewalk, bullies, wimps, secret agents, waitresses, pilots, gas jockeys, people who don't know what an aglet is, UFOlogists, psychics, Tarot card readers, people who wave signs on the side of the road for a living, puppeteers, people who make things, firefighters, cops, disc jockeys, campers, people with pocket knives, gun owners, people who pay their bills on time, people who wear polo shirts, people who wear Crocs, people who have more than a hundred followers on social media, lonely people, brave people, people who love the Beatles, people who stockpile toilet paper, people who roll their own cigarettes, people who smoke cigars, people who put cream in their coffee, people who prefer black tea over flavored teas, immigrants, people who can't find Ukraine on a map, people who can't find the US on a map, people who can't find Waldo, people who don't eat meat, people who hunt meat, people who own a couch, people who shoot fireworks every Fourth of July and Christmas and New Years, rednecks, leathernecks, rubbernecks, pencil necks, no necks, postal workers, people who saw Titanic more than once, and on and on and on.
With more states authorizing the use of marijuana, the public continues to favor legalizing it for medical and recreational purposes.
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As more states, including Virginia and New York, continue to legalize marijuana, an overwhelming share of U.S. adults (91%) say either that marijuana should be legal for medical and recreational use (60%) or that it should be legal for medical use only (31%). Fewer than one-in-ten (8%) say marijuana should not be legal for use by adults.