I honestly didn't realize there was this much national consensus.
There's a bill in Congress about it already...it has 100+ co sponsors and all
MORE Act of 2021 (H.R. 3617)
A Guide to Cannabis in the U.S.
Marijuana is legal in 43 States. Wtf hasn't it been decriminalized by the Federal Government yet?
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I honestly didn't realize there was this much national consensus.
There's a bill in Congress about it already...it has 100+ co sponsors and all
MORE Act of 2021 (H.R. 3617)
A Guide to Cannabis in the U.S.
dems should embarrass republicans on this in the fall
Jean Jacket
NOPE
I can't understand the problem with weed.
Leave em illegal $_$ iykyk
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Hawaii and North Carolina are most surprising to me. Would’ve assumed Hawaii would be fully legal and how the hell is NC behind SC on this matter? 
Him Duncan
Hugh G Reckshon
I think this is wrong... Tennessee isn't legal at all
States rights 
Hawaii has some of the most socially conservative politicians ever.Hawaii and North Carolina are most surprising to me. Would’ve assumed Hawaii would be fully legal and how the hell is NC behind SC on this matter?
Philip Morris and RJR. Big tobacco ran NC for ages.Hawaii and North Carolina are most surprising to me. Would’ve assumed Hawaii would be fully legal and how the hell is NC behind SC on this matter?
Is this correct for VA? In the DMV we always knew VA was tobacco country and you wouldn't want to be caught dead with weed. Maybe this is a recent change.
Politicians have to get their hand in the pot...find out where to put their stocks in first..how to get a financial foothold before they legalize it
The state has so much potential but is ran by a bunch of backwards good ole boy neanderthals. They just passed the governor's book "review" bill. Dems need to hammer that they're the party of progress and the party for the people while the GOP is the government of Putin, profits and the powerful.
Senators don't actually enact the will of the voters...just the donors
I def would’ve assumed that kind of place would be legal, smokes up dudeHawaii and North Carolina are most surprising to me. Would’ve assumed Hawaii would be fully legal and how the hell is NC behind SC on this matter?