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In November 2026, Idaho may finally see a medical marijuana initiative on the ballot, but it faces a formidable opponent: a constitutional amendment that could block any future legalization efforts. With 150,000 signatures collected, supporters are hopeful, yet the legislature’s historical hostility towards marijuana reform looms large. Will Idahoans break free from decades of prohibition, or will they remain the last state to embrace medical cannabis? Dive into the complexities of this pivotal moment in Idaho’s cannabis history!
Joining the Mt. Rushmore of the Greatest Whoppers in Presidential History, alongside Tricky Dick, Slick Willie, and Poppy Bush, is Donald “I’m not a rapist. I’m not a pedophile.” Trump.
A bipartisan group of senators announce a bill to allow SNAP recipients to purchase hot rotisserie chickens. The ban on SNAP purchases of other hot prepared foods will remain, and I have some thoughts about that.
Tere Joyce and Carrie Snow with 420 Comedy; Ken Locke on his cross-country medmj bike tour “Journey for Justice”; music by Della Reese.
DEA Defies Congress, Seizes Hemp Seeds Bound for Legal Kentucky Crop The ban on industrial hemp has long been the
I sent out a plea I received from MoveOn.org regarding the pResident’s request for $87 Billion to rebuild Iraq (for
In November 2026, Idaho may finally see a medical marijuana initiative on the ballot, but it faces a formidable opponent: a constitutional amendment that could block any future legalization efforts. With 150,000 signatures collected, supporters are hopeful, yet the legislature’s historical hostility towards marijuana reform looms large. Will Idahoans break free from decades of prohibition, or will they remain the last state to embrace medical cannabis? Dive into the complexities of this pivotal moment in Idaho’s cannabis history!
