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Rick Saccone voted against Pennsylvania’s medical cannabis law as a state legislator, while Conor Lamb has been on the record as supporting medicinal marijuana.
errc saysRick Saccone voted against Pennsylvania’s medical cannabis law as a state legislator, while Conor Lamb has been on the record as supporting medicinal marijuana.
Let's hope R's come to their senses with respect to marijuana. If not, hopefully they keep losing elections to people who are for legalization.
Edit: someone on patnet said that marijuana legalization is secondary. I do not think so - drug convictions screw up many peoples' lives, and incarcerations cost a lot, diverting police from catching "real killers".
the war on drugs is the single most failed policy of our times
The win eked through with less than .021% difference.
So he's only going to fuck with those Ballers that try to grow their MJ business to a huge Money empire something worth fucking with.
Rick Saccone voted against Pennsylvania’s medical cannabis law as a state legislator, while Conor Lamb has been on the record as supporting medicinal marijuana.
Medical cannabis is an extremely popular policy that cuts across political demographics and the partisan divide. In fact, not many hot-button topics receive such strong support, regardless of political party. With over 60% support for ending prohibition for all adults, it’s hard to find any new national polling even asking about medical use. A whopping 88% of Pennsylvania voters supported medical cannabis back in 2015. You’ll be hard-pressed to find an issue that comes before Congress where 88% of Keystone voters agree with one another. Rick Saccone proved to be way out of the mainstream on medical cannabis, while Lamb sensibly agrees with the super-majority of Pennsylvanians and Americans that know that doctors and patients should be making decisions on medicinal use, not politicians and law enforcement officers.