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Cannabis

metalbot

(1,058 posts)

8. Meh

Reply to n2doc (Original post)

Tue Dec 6, 2016, 10:29 PM

Dec 2016

Legalization is here. An attorney general can be a pain in the ass, but it's not going to reverse the momentum. I'' in Texas, so I don't expect to see the benefits of this next year, but I think we'look have a real legalization effort in the 2019 session, and that will be aided by the evidence and that legalization works from an enforcement cost and tax revenue perspective.

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Donald Trumps Attorney General could terminate the rule that protects state-legalized marijuana [View all] n2doc Nov 2016 OP

That's odd. Staph Nov 2016 #1

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Same as It Ever Was The River Nov 2016 #2

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Stock up. nt TeamPooka Nov 2016 #5

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If legalization efforts in your state are pushed back, thank a protest voter. TonyPDX Dec 2016 #7

Meh metalbot Dec 2016 #8