MPP's Rob Kampia: Federal Pot Law Will Change in 2019
He also predicts that California, Nevada, Arizona, Maine and possibly Massachusetts will legalize in 2016, and that federal pot law will take place by 2019.
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He also predicts that California, Nevada, Arizona, Maine and possibly Massachusetts will legalize in 2016, and that federal pot law will take place by 2019.
The Marijuana Policy Project is gearing up for a 2016 campaign to tax and regulate marijuana in another Southwestern state, Nevada.
MPP’s video ad that began airing Friday outside the NASCAR Brickyard 400 was pulled that afternoon by the media company that owns the video screen.
Why wouldn’t Fox News ask MPP for comment on its own ad? Perhaps because of all the times MPP reps like Tvert have trounced Allen and other weed critics.
Thanks to the rotten Drug Free America Foundation, MPP's "New Beer" legalization ad has been pulled from the jumbotron at the NASCAR Brickyard 400.
NASCAR fans attending this weekend’s Brickyard 400 races will be greeted by an MPP video ad in support of making marijuana legal for adults.
A marijuana legalization ad from Marijuana Policy Project will be gracing the entrance to the NASCAR Brickyard 400 this weekend in Indianapolis.
New Jersey’s medical marijuana law has shown itself to be flawed in many ways, but the legislature has approved a bill that would make improvements.
As of Monday, Vermont will be the 17th state to decriminalize marijuana possession. A bill passed earlier this year goes into effect then.
New Hampshire lawmakers gave final approval to a bill that will allow residents with serious illnesses to obtain and use medical marijuana.
Activists in three states -- Alaska, Arizona, and Oregon -- have taken initial steps to get 2014 marijuana legalization initiatives before the voters...
Dear Dad, I Smoke Weed, Happy Father's Day.
Thanks to new FBI crime statistics showing incredible waste and racial inequality, activists in Texas are beefing up their attempts to gain support for legalizing marijuana.
Vice.com has a nice synopsis of the state of the cannabusiness industry.
the Senate Executive Committee voted 10-5 to approve a bill that would allow Illinois residents to use medical marijuana if their physicians recommend it.
Marijuana reform legislation is being introduced at state houses across the land at levels never seen before.
Marijuana Policy Project's Rob Kampia published an article on Huffington Post about the parallels between the marijuana movement and the gay rights movement
A poll by Public Policy Polling, funded by Marijuana Policy Project and Drug Policy Alliance, revealed that 63% of DC voters support regulating marijuana.