The Rare Bipartisan Issue in This Year’s Election: Recreational Weed
2024 Presidential Election,Drugs,Marijuana,Marijuana Legalization,Bipartisanship
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America’s politicians don’t agree often—but cannabis is emerging as an exception in this election.
For the first time, marijuana reform has bipartisan support from presidential candidates, as both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris have voiced support for easing restrictions around the drug and reclassifying it as a less dangerous substance.
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