So, don't plan on passing the duchy to the left hand side any time soon in Indiana.

Although President Biden has granted full and unconditional pardons to all Americans

with federal convictions of simple marijuana possession, he did this in an executive action

this month.

And Indiana's not going to be following suit any time soon.

Welcome said in a statement that until these federal law changes occur, I can't in good

conscience, consider issuing blanket pardons for all such offenders.

So Biden did call on state governors to do the same for state conviction, saying just

as no one should be in a federal prison solely due to the possession of marijuana, no

one should be in a local jail or a state prison for that reason either.

But Eric Holcomb is saying not so fast.

Yeah, lockdown McGee is really, really subjective when he, when he decides whether he

wants to follow or quote here for the people in YouTube, the law or not.

Because when it came to, you know, shutting down the state or putting a million people

out of work or trying to put you in jail for not wearing a mask or making sure that

Malik Muhammad was only not arrested for threatening to storm the governor's mansion

on live television, he, he not always not arrested.

He got a VIP meet and greet with the governor and got to write part of the police reform bill.

But when it comes to marijuana and medical marijuana at the very least, saying let's create

an environment that fosters people getting the best medical care possible and promoting

the idea that we now want people to get off dangerous opioids and make the best choices

between them and their physician.

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