Thursday August 13 2020
In todays report ...D.C. activists hope to ruins a perfecty good grey market, telemedicine -semilla, Slow Joe ...Biden steady gropin' ...someone should point out that the plants in question are young and female.
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DC Activists Just Launched Last Minute Campaign to Get Legal Weed Sales on 2020 Ballot
Voters in the nation's capital legalized the possession of weed in 2014, but sales have remained illegal, creating a thriving “grey market” of donation-based pot sales. Now, activists are racing to get enough signatures to put a legal retail measure on the ballot.
Published on August 13, 2020
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According to a report from Business Insider, District Derp gallery is the latest player in Washington DC’s cannabis gift economy, where patrons receive a free bag of weed with every piece of art purchased. But the art at District Derp isn’t blue chip, per se. Rather, every painting is a custom piece made by Sudo, a four-year-old Alaskan Klee Kai dog.
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Patients In New Jersey Can Now Use Cannabis Telemedicine
Cannabis telemedicine allows physicians to supply medical cannabis prescriptions to patients through video chats. New Jersey is the latest state to adopt this option.
The pandemic has pushed telemedicine to the forefront of the conversation, providing an option that’s safer for everyone and that gives patients the chance to get the medical advice they need while saving money, time and stress.
According to state law, the doctor must discuss the risks and benefits of opiates and other alternatives during these video meetings.
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“Today, we’re making it easier for patients to choose telehealth services for any reason, including to avoid an in-person visit due to the continuing risk of COVID-19.”
https://patch.com/new-jersey/montclair/nj-marijuana-patients-can-qualify-virtually-covid-pandemic
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Dear Joe Biden: Here’s the data, now it’s time to embrace marijuana legalization
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden was an architect of the war on drugs. Now he has the chance to fix that mistake—by embracing full federal legalization. But he's got to do it now, or risk getting boxed into an unpopular, untenable, and flat-out wrong policy position. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Dear joe
According to your policy director, the only reason you haven’t backed national cannabis legalization already is a perceived “lack of data.”