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Im not really a political person but the one thing I do care about is pot. Which candidate is most supportive of federally legalizing or at least bumping down the schedule 4 drug status of pot.

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[–] Attack0fthenerd@lemmy.world 24 points 11 months ago

Technically Biden, but ehhhhhhhhhhhhhh. He isn't pro-legalisation but is the most likely route. As the cannabis industry gains more money and momentum it's really just a matter of time, but there are Republicans actively fighting against it. So, do with that, what you will. Also don't be fooled by libertarians, they will try to draw you in with pot and legal sex work, but that's a trap.