I would love to talk about how some certain high-level politicians are talking about cannabis legalization right now... But I know that will only invite a lot of divisive chatter and strong opinions. And since this is social media, people are far more likely to condescend and pretend like only they know the true inside scoop. Regardless of what political party you fall into, people are feeling MIGHTY tense about this election. Both sides equally believe that if the other one wins, it spells doom and gloom and terrible things for the country. Both sides have people sincerely anxious with real concerns and so both sides tend to lash out at each other online or even in person if it somehow makes them feel better about their choices. I wish we could all just take the classic cannabis user example and just "smoke about it." Find the common ground... Because regardless of how you vote, if you work in (or around) the cannabis industry - you probably want there to be legalization to free the plant. We all do, we just have different ways we think it's gonna go with each politician. Embrace the love of the plant and your fellow humans and save the ranting and raving about politics to hellish sites like Twitter, Facebook, and for the talking heads on TV.
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As summer comes to an end, and as the election propaganda (on both sides) starts piling up, who is going to be the “best” political party (federally) for cannabis moving forward for America? First off, when I say “best,” what the fuck does that mean?” So, PERSONALLY, when I’m looking at the political battlegrounds of cannabis in this country, which do I think is “best”? None. I think both parties like to dangle the carrot in front of our faces to get clickbait ads for news media for social media ESPECIALLY during the election season, it’s a vicious cycle. So right now, one really has to ask themselves out of all the elections, local, state, and federal, what people, not political parties, do you think will help people like Edwin Rubis and Marc Fogel? Both parties could have already helped these prisoners, but they haven’t. Which political party as a whole is going to stop using cannabis and cannabis prisoners as clickbait to line their pockets and try to earn naive votes? Written by Derek Shirley. Continued at the link below.
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As the 2024 election approaches, the cannabis industry faces a potential turning point. Our latest blog explores key insights from Matthew Schweich, the Executive Director of the Marijuana Policy Project and cannabis reform advocate. Matthew explains how the election outcomes could impact legalization, from bipartisan support to the implications of rescheduling and federal policy changes. With several possible shifts on the horizon, staying informed is more important than ever. Read our blog to learn what this election could mean for the future of cannabis policy and industry regulation: https://buff.ly/4ebnUlp
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As the 2024 election approaches, the cannabis industry faces a potential turning point. Our latest blog explores key insights from Matthew Schweich, the Executive Director of the Marijuana Policy Project and cannabis reform advocate. Matthew explains how the election outcomes could impact legalization, from bipartisan support to the implications of rescheduling and federal policy changes. With several possible shifts on the horizon, staying informed is more important than ever. Read our blog to learn what this election could mean for the future of cannabis policy and industry regulation: https://buff.ly/4ebnUlp
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As the 2024 election approaches, the cannabis industry faces a potential turning point. Our latest blog explores key insights from Matthew Schweich, the Executive Director of the Marijuana Policy Project and cannabis reform advocate. Matthew explains how the election outcomes could impact legalization, from bipartisan support to the implications of rescheduling and federal policy changes. With several possible shifts on the horizon, staying informed is more important than ever. Read our blog to learn what this election could mean for the future of cannabis policy and industry regulation: https://buff.ly/4ebnUlp
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As the 2024 election approaches, the cannabis industry faces a potential turning point. Our latest blog explores key insights from Matthew Schweich, the Executive Director of the Marijuana Policy Project and cannabis reform advocate. Matthew explains how the election outcomes could impact legalization, from bipartisan support to the implications of rescheduling and federal policy changes. With several possible shifts on the horizon, staying informed is more important than ever. Read our blog to learn what this election could mean for the future of cannabis policy and industry regulation: https://buff.ly/4ebnUlp
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As the 2024 election approaches, the cannabis industry faces a potential turning point. Our latest blog explores key insights from Matthew Schweich, the Executive Director of the Marijuana Policy Project and cannabis reform advocate. Matthew explains how the election outcomes could impact legalization, from bipartisan support to the implications of rescheduling and federal policy changes. With several possible shifts on the horizon, staying informed is more important than ever. Read our blog to learn what this election could mean for the future of cannabis policy and industry regulation: https://buff.ly/4ebnUlp
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The cannabis industry doesn't need another conference. Seriously, how many panels on "The Future of Cannabis" can we sit through before we realize the future is now? What we need is action. It's time to rally the troops and organize a march on D.C. Imagine the scene: employees, friends, investors, journalists, podcasters—all united in a massive protest on Capitol Hill, demanding real cannabis reform. How long are we going to let the status-quo, special interests, and corrupt politicians bamboozle us? It's time to light up the path to change (pun intended) and make our voices heard. Let's trade in those conference badges for protest signs and show them that the cannabis community means business. #conference
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The Truth About Democrats and Republicans' Stance on Cannabis Discover the real perspectives of Democrats and Republicans on cannabis legalization. Explore the differences and similarities in their approaches, debunking common misconceptions. Are Democrats truly taking a concrete stance on cannabis? Find out in this eye-opening video. #DemocratsVsRepublicans #CannabisLegalization #PoliticalPerspectives #DebunkingMisconceptions #DemocratStance #RepublicanStance #CannabisDebate #UnderstandingPolicies #LegalizationEfforts #PoliticalInsights
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The verdict is in: Cannabis reform isn't just popular, it's mainstream! Latest Gallup poll shows a solid 68% of Americans support legalization, with backing from both sides of the aisle. We're talking 85% of Democrats, 69% of independents, and even 53% of Republicans saying YES to reform! And get this... every age group from Gen Z to Boomers is on board. The times really are changing! Most fascinating part..? Americans now see cannabis as safer than alcohol and tobacco, and more adults choose cannabis over cigarettes. Plus, 70% view it as morally acceptable—higher than many other social issues! Even the presidential race is making history, with both Harris and Trump backing reform. Talk about a plot twist! Whether you're team Harris (majority of cannabis users) or team Trump (two in five users), change is coming. For more exciting news like this, BECOME A GRAZZHOPPER TODAY by clicking the link in our bio to receive your COMPLIMENTARY SUBSCRIPTION! #cannabisreform #legalizationnow #realchange #policyreform #politicalprogress #cannabislegalization #reform2024 #greenrevolution #cannabisculture #greengrowth
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I've always found that the best way to generate healthy and productive discussion in the internet is to talk politics. Fear not, friends. This is not intended to be a partisan piece, but we don't think we should hide our eyes from political developments in the cannabis industry. In that spirit, we present to you a discussion of the future of cannabis under a second Biden term versus a second Trump term. https://lnkd.in/eK98rTam
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