At a press conference on 2/23/17, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer let it be known that the Trump administration plans on a federal crackdown of Cannabis laws. http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/320902-white-house-hints-at-crackdown-on-recreational-marijuana Meanwhile, a Quinnipiac poll released on the same day shows 71% … Continue reading
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Cannabis Results from the 2016 Election.
By Neal Smith on November 19, 2020 in Activism, Culture, Federal, Health, Indiana, Indiana NORML, Legalization, Legislation, Medical Marijuana
While the jury is still out about the effects of turning both Indiana and the nation blood red, Cannabis fared very well during the 2016 election. California, Massachusetts, Maine and Nevada joined Colorado, Washington State, Oregon, Alaska and D.C. In … Continue reading →
Indiana NORML 2016 Indiana Candidate Survey
By Neal Smith on October 29, 2020 in Activism, Culture, Indiana, Indiana NORML, Legalization, Legislation, Medical Marijuana, regulations
2016 Indiana NORML Candidate Survey Again this election cycle, as we have done since 2008, Indiana NORML has sent out to as many candidates as we could find with addresses, a survey of their attitudes about Cannabis. We sent out … Continue reading →
Cannabis Treats Opioid Addiction.
By Neal Smith on October 24, 2020 in Culture, Federal, Health, Indiana, Legalization, Legislation, Medical Marijuana, regulations, Science
Government officials need to pay attention to this. That is, if they have any concern for the people at all. http://www.doctoroz.com/episode/rachael-ray-s-new-one-pot-wonders-fall?video_id=5159960953001
Not Fade Away
By Neal Smith on October 24, 2020 in Activism, Criminal Justice, Culture, Legalization, Medical Marijuana, regulations
In spite of the lies of the prohibitionists, Cannabis is not going away. Life is better for the people wherever it has been relegalized. http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/10/23/national-organization-for-the-reform-of-marijuana-laws-editorials-debates/92645928/
“Catastrophic and cataclysmic”
The 2016 elections have been strange indeed, fraught with lies, deceit and accusations of corruption in several levels of the campaign. Florida’s Broward County, the second most populated in the “Sunshine State, has a history of political, er, mistakes. It’s … Continue reading →