Personally, I hope he does and I think liberals will be so confused
they truly wouldn't know what to do at this point.
Cannabis legalization is a hot topic. With the sudden boom in the cannabis industry, legalization at the national level is vital. Last week, President Trump might have dropped a hint about cannabis legalization.
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I would agree with him on that issue.
He did say in the campaign that he agrees with medical marijuana but he changes his positions on issues with a blink of an eye.
He has not done anything to get it legalized for anyone. He has not at least had it taken off the schedule 1 ranking of drugs.
I hope he does do something about it. I'm not going to hold my breath.
If he simply didn’t enforce the law anymore that would already be huge. We don’t need them to “legalize” it with legislation and fan fare we just need them to stop prosecuting it, and by the fact that so many states have dared to legalize against federal law and the feds aren’t fighting it kind of tells you all you need to know.
trump won't be president forever. There will be a long list of presidents after him.
Any one of them can reverse that policy.
No the federal government has not stopped marijuana prosecutions.
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There's good and bad news for last year.
The bad news, arrests and prosecutions for marijuana increased in 2018. Most of those arrests happened in California. A state that fully legalized marijuana.
The good news, legalizing it is destroying the black market. The government seized fewer plants in 2018 than they did in 2017.
Two things need to happen.
Marijuana needs to be removed from schedule 1 classification.
Marijuana needs to be legalized at the federal level.
I have had a prescription or what some call a "green card" since 2009. I can't go to some states and use my medication without the possibility of being put in prison. Right now I can't go to many states without the worry of being put in prison for using perfectly legal and doctor prescribed medication in my state. If I bring my own medicine with me to those states, I'm now guilty of bringing narcotics across state lines.
Plus some states that have legal medical marijuana won't recognize my perfectly legal prescription.
We can't live in a nation where people are a criminal in one state and perfectly legal in another.
Those of us who are medical marijuana patients are cut off from about half the nation.