Now that the midterm elections are over, this post from Civilized reports how all of America's newly elected governors feel about marijuana legalization. Yesterday was the midterm elections, and 20 new governors were elected in the United States, including seven Democrats who wrestled control of the governor’s mansion away from Republicans. Considering most marijuana ... Continue Reading
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China Warns Its Citizens in Canada Against Cannabis
China joins the list of Asian countries warning their citizens in Canada to refrain from cannabis use. Japan and South Korea have done it earlier. Read more in this post from Globalnews.ca. Marijuana may be legal now in Canada but at least three Asian governments are warning their citizens to avoid it, including the spectre of possible arrest for Japanese and South ... Continue Reading
Why US Midterms Are All About Legal Weed
Never in the history of midterms has legal weed been discussed as much as it’s being done now. A major change is in the making. This post from GreenCamp reveals why the candidates are all talking about cannabis. With the midterm elections in the US approaching faster by the day, one topic is on every candidate’s debate agenda—Marijuana legalization. So far, federal cannabis ... Continue Reading
How Candidates View Cannabis in The Run-Up To 2018 Elections
Cannabis reforms need politicians who are willing to take the lead on cannabis. This post from Green Flower presents a 2018 elections guide on which candidates support cannabis. Cannabis advocates have made tremendous strides at removing the stigma from cannabis. As a result, public support for legalizing is at an all-time high. However public sentiment doesn’t manifest ... Continue Reading
The Best 5 Marijuana Reform Leaders in The Senate
In the run-up to the 2018 elections, here’re the 5 best U.S. Senators on marijuana reform. This post from Forbes also analyzes the major trends that stick out. With the 2018 election almost upon us, I’ve spent the last few weeks thinking about why Congress has never passed a bill legalizing marijuana. Despite overwhelming public support for both medical marijuana and ... Continue Reading