RE:RE:Trump Would Leave MJ to StatesAgreed zom, Biden is not intended to be President as it is well beyond his capacity today and always has been even in his best days...he is just the prop Obama et al are using to implement control by the state.
The legalization of the herb is a middle class driven market and investment vehicle for the most part...what Biden's handlers are doing is partnering with the cartels that transport the millions of illegal aliens and drugs by the ton into NA. They keep the population stoned, unemployed as they shift their wealth to the state and teach CRT in the schools to groom the future. This is not a new modus operandi for the species but rather standard procedure through out history.
The Virgina election for governor today is the start of the folks realizing the dire straits we are in today and are taking back the country and as long as it is fair, with only legal citizens allowed to cast a vote, this could be the bellweather that democracy and a free society remains the norm in NA. History is being made and folks have to school themselves on the realities of the potential outcome before there are no alternatives.
A green close today would go a long way to promote some positive for those that own. JMHO...Opt
Nine months into Biden's first term, all U.S. eyes on Virginia governor's race (msn.com) Rex Murphy: Trudeau too busy saving the planet to raise the flag (msn.com) zombize wrote: This isn't a Biden issue. Even if he had it on the docket in the first 100 days, or tomorrow, or next Spring, he wouldn't have the required support in the Senate (from Republicans, not Dems). And an executive order would either be useless (Supreme Court would strike it down) and/or politically perilous (Mitch McConnel and Fox News would jump on it as another example of "authoritarian overreach).
Biden isn't the problem. Red states dragging their heels on legalization and Republican Senators blocking every potential Dem/Biden win are, by far, the biggest political barriers to legalization.
And there's no guarantee this would even be a popular issue for Trump - 72% of Dems want full legalization, but only 47% of Repubs do, and there's no way this is a big enough single issue to bring dems to his side. I appreciate your posts here and don't want to drag politics into this, but this is the on the ground truth.
OptGreen wrote: It looks more like Trump needs to get out there on the legalization/ decriminalization with more detail and certainty sooner than later and make sure it gets done and not left hanging any further. Biden has done little more than waffle and he should have had this issue on the docket in his first 100days.
It does not matter whether these politicians like the product or don't they need to provide legislation to end all the uncertainty and the continued growth and support of the criminal element, especially the cartels that Biden, Holder and Obama have support since they were in the WH.
Trump needs the legalization for the indusrty to take root in the US and kill the cartel activity or at least severly curtail the illegal market...Trump is the business guru among politicians and he will separate from the emotional side and see the industry is set up and operating in the best possible manner. As it looking like he will be back in the Oval in the not to distant future...the current path to state control is way to far along now. JMHO...Opt
Trump Allowing States to Legalize Marijuana - Bing video