Psychedelics Ballot Measure Proponents, Opponents Exchange Words, Claims
September 15, 2024
“Nowhere in the world has legal access to the substances in the measure been observed to harm public health.”
“Nowhere in the world has legal access to the substances in the measure been observed to harm public health.”
“We will continue to focus on research to unlock the medical uses of marijuana to a Schedule 3 drug.”
“The scientific evidence in favor of removing cannabis from Schedule I remains overwhelming.”
“Neither past nor current cannabis use should automatically preclude someone from legal protections explicitly provided by the US Constitution.”
An opponent claims the party or its members could face a lawsuit and possible prosecution for potentially falsifying election-related documents
Legalization is a statewide issue, and Indigenous communities are taking a lead in pushing for change
An interview with Massachusetts for Mental Health Options Educational Outreach Director Graham Moore
A Goldberg spokesman says the treasurer “is taking the necessary time to review all of the information before her to make an informed decision.”
“I’ve heard that talking point [by critics] long before DeSantis even chose to inject himself into the whole Amendment 3 and hemp industry battle.”
She’s the first major party candidate to have ever called for the plant’s legalization and regulation. Like the majority of Americans, Vice President Kamala Harris has changed her views
