A bipartisan coalition of 12 governors from states that have legalized medical or recreational cannabis sent a letter to congressional leaders, asking for their support in getting a major marijuana reform bill through the U.S. House and Senate.
“The STATES Act is not about whether marijuana should be legal or illegal; it is about respecting the authority of states to act, lead and respond to the evolving needs and attitudes of their citizens,” the governors wrote.
The letter also expressed support for the SAFE Banking Act, which was approved in March by a House committee.
That measure could guarantee banking access for state-legal MJ companies by providing protection from prosecution to financial institutions that service cannabis businesses.
The emergence of more overseas cannabis markets offers companies billions of dollars in business opportunities.
Cannabinoid science has already validated the justification for the state’s act, and we the people, have a majority for approval. By the moral majority, under the constitution, you are so directed to approve, otherwise the opposition is unconstitutional by an oligarchy that is unconstitutional!
By our 1st Amendment. But no1 sees it.
TEXAS TEXAS TEXAS, LOOKS TO BE doing what they always do,wait to be the last to legalize anything, just like gambling, other states have made millions,but now there s something that can actually help people with their medical needs,I’ve had seizures since the age of 15,now at 53 no meds work for me,I still take 100s of dollars a month on something that’s not working and Marijuana seems to be the only thing that helps, so as TEXAS always is the last to do what could help with medical needs not to say that the millions in taxes could help with schools,homeless, roads,ect and they always complain not to have enough money, this would help in so many ways, people are leaving Texas for States that are legal just to get medical help that they can’t get here without getting into trouble
TEXAS PLEASE DONT BE LAST AGAIN