Marijuana 2016!

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As expected, the DEA refuses to budge on medical marijuana rescheduling.

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I'll vote no in MA. As I voted against the California measure on 2010.

Cuck.

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This isn't regarding the referendums on the issue taking place this year, but does anyone know if there any chance that Marijuana is legalized nationwide via Supreme Court?

Unfortunately, probably not.  Unwise as it may be, there's nothing that requires Congress to have it be legal.

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East Lansing, Michigan passed an ordinance legalizing marijuana

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I feel like Arizona's going to pass this by a lot more than Maine or Massachusetts do.  The latter two are fairly socially conservative by New England standards.

I also read an article a few days ago on a pro-marijuana website that's urging a no vote in California, criticizing it for monopolizing the weed industry in a similar way that the Ohio initiative would have.  I haven't read much about the initiative there, but it sounds like big business is trying to get its hands dirty on this again.  The problem with a lot of these initiatives is that they leave the state legislatures with almost no leeway to make sensible changes to them.

It's pretty ridiculous that the only way to legalize pot through referenda is to embed it in state constitutions.  It sounds like Colorado is the only state that's handling this issue the right way.

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Adelson's wife runs a series of drug treatment clinics, which would lose a lot of revenue if marijuana users aren't forced there by courts.

The War on Drugs in a nutshell.

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Pelosi will vote to legalize in her state.

I gotta hand it to California Dems.  They missed the mark bigly with the nanny statists they elected to the Senate, but they're on the track to redeem themselves in this and in the next cycle.