Next attorney general must embrace marijuana law reformsPosted by MMP News AuthorOn November 13, 2020

On the campaign trail, President-Elect Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden has spoken with some GOP senators, chief of staff says Trump told advisers he could announce 2024 bid shortly after certification of Biden win: report Obama ‘troubled’ by GOP attempts to cast doubt on election results: ‘That’s a dangerous path’ MORE frequently voiced his support for marijuana policy reform. He, along with running-mate Kamala HarrisKamala HarrisRecord number of Black women elected to Congress in 2020 Trump, Pence, Haley top GOP 2024 betting odds at Bovada Republicans join forces to raise cash for Georgia Senate runoffs MORE — the lead Senate sponsor of the Marijuana, Opportunity, Reinvestment, and Expungement (MORE) Act — pledged to:

While NORML supports each of these goals, we recognize that the most substantive and necessary policy changes require marijuana’s removal from the federal Controlled Substances Act. Descheduling marijuana in this manner, as is mandated by The MORE Act and other pending…