To: The United States Senate

Legalize Medical Marijuana At The Federal Level

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Legalizing medical marijuana at the federal level would end the question of state vs. federal law. It would end raids on the dispensaries. It would allow people on Social Security Disability to have a card without fear of losing benefits. It could create jobs and generate revenue.

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Legalizing medical marijuana at the federal level would end the question of state vs. federal. It would end raids on the dispensaries. It would allow people on Social Security Disability to have a card without fear of losing benefits.

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  • We should've legalized recreational marijuana years ago, the revenue would've been more than enough to help with the current crisis at hand and then secure a nice financial future and well being of the people who finally have access to the medicine they need.
    Calob B. 2020-07-07 04:43:42 -0400
  • people should be aware of their rights and marijuana is one of them and it is a life saving medication that should not be restricted due to governmental control
    jeffrey m. 2020-06-19 21:59:39 -0400
  • Being able to freely use Cannabis, just like alcohol cigarettes and prescribed medicines, is American as F&ck. No one should ever be considered a criminal solely for Cannabis consumption and everyone should have a better understanding of what Cannabis is and what it does. If you don't want it in your life that's your choice, don't take away mine!
    Sean C. 2020-06-19 08:46:38 -0400
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