There are currently nine different bills that have been introduced that include marijuana or cannabis in their titles.

Most are aimed at legalizing the plant in some capacity.

Never going to happen, Casey. It will not happen as long as lockdown McGee is running the show.

The Indiana legislature said several years ago that they are, and their actions have certainly backed

us up, that they are totally subservient to Lord Eric the Red on

this issue and most other issues as well and it's absolutely pathetic but hopefully next year, new governor will be in place, someone to likely

disappoint us in spectacular fashion, but maybe one of the things they won't

disappoint us on is having some common sense reforms as it relates to at least legal access to legal medical cannabis in the state of Indiana.

So in total, six Republicans and four Democrats have either authored or co-authored legalization bills.

And recently marijuana has been recommended by scientists for reclassification as a Schedule

3 drug at a federal level level but in past years people have cited the proximity to

other states where cannabis is legal as reasons to have it legalized here in

Indiana they've also cited different tax revenues like

Illinois and the money that Michigan makes as incentive to pass similar

legislation here.

Yeah, but those things are all secondary because I always say,

well Illinois, I don't care what Illinois does.

If Illinois, you know, they have wide open abortion restrictions, right?

It doesn't mean that we should be like Illinois.

I've never bought into that argument just because your neighbor does it,

that you should do it.

Also, to me, the tax revenue is secondary because all the Republicans do here is use it to grow the government and help their donor and lobbyist friends.

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