A fiscal report issued by the state’s Auditor General estimates that taxing Pennsylvania’s existing retail cannabis market would yield $581 million in new annual revenue. “It is time for Pennsylvania to stop imagining the benefits of marijuana and realize them,” it concludes.
Over 300 economists have signed on to an open letter to the President, Congress, Governors,…
Ex-Drug Czar and lifelong (selective) prohibitionist William Bennett recently took to the mainstream blogosphere to…
Originally published @ Cato Unbound, as part of a series of essays on ending the…
The guest column below published in the MetroWestDailyNews is from former NORML board member and…
Update: Watch the entire program here. The Pot Republic FRONTLINE’s primetime monthly newsmagazine returns with…
Ironic kudos to Political Rhetoric graduate student ‘Steve’ from the University of Maryland for asking…
In my many annual public appearances and media interviews advocating for cannabis law reforms, the question will often arise ‘if NORML and the other drug policy reform groups are right that there are safe and viable alternatives to cannabis prohibition laws, who then opposes you in trying to amend current state and federal laws?’