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It shouldn't be reclassified. It should be legalized. People are such pussies.
Jesus Christ "That’s why I’m so passionate about this issue, and I will fight hard to end the stranglehold that the wealthy and special interests have on so much of our government." I've never heard such blatant hypocrisy.She plans to take a hard stance on campaign finance reform. Taken from her website: https://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues
Resistance is futile human, assimilate or die.There is nothing she is against during election time. She has been waiting to play this game for years. She is more machine then human
LolResistance is futile human, assimilate or die.
We should get together and not convulse sometimeAgreed. And nice to meet a fellow epileptic...
She's after the stoner vote!!!
Too bad everyone will be too high to remember to show up to the polls
Yes, it would be a grand-mal ol' time.We should get together and not convulse sometime
Or she's gonna flip-flop. Who knows.
https://thinkprogress.org/hillary-c...-reschedule-marijuana-fa58a833717b#.yd67a8sww
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the Justice Department cannot prosecute medical marijuana businesses if those businesses are in compliance with applicable state laws.
The court had been asked to rule on whether the Justice Department had proper authority to press forward with federal drug charges in 10 cases involving medical marijuana dispensaries and growers in California and Washington state.
In 2014, Congress passed a bipartisan measure, known as the Rohrabacher-Farr amendment, prohibiting the Justice Department from using federal funds to prevent states from "implementing their own State laws that authorize the use, distribution, possession, or cultivation of medical marijuana." The agency interpreted the measure to mean only that it couldn't stop state governments from carrying out their medical marijuana laws — not that it couldn't prosecute cases against individuals or businesses in those states.
The Justice Department's interpretation infuriated the bill's sponsors. Last fall, a federal judge issued a scathing rebuke of the DOJ, saying that its reading of the bill "defies language and logic," "tortures the plain meaning of the statute" and is "at odds with fundamental notions of the rule of law."
Or she's gonna flip-flop. Who knows.
https://thinkprogress.org/hillary-c...-reschedule-marijuana-fa58a833717b#.yd67a8sww
But she doesn't support legalization though still right...
She said under her reign the feds wouldn't interfere with state legalization and she'd change the scheduling. Painting it in it's most optimistic light, that's doing what she can in that (to my knowledge) Congress would have to pass a law to make recreational use legal federally. It's pretty clear the feds are following the states on this matter and waiting for some sort of tipping point.