Indiana legislators hear testimony for, against legalizing marijuana

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5 thoughts on “Indiana legislators hear testimony for, against legalizing marijuana

  1. Eli Lilly and Roach has a lot to do with the delay of legalization but Indiana always seems to trip over its own two feet when it comes to capitalizing on opportunities. We seem to always lag behind other states on certain topics. No wonder companies are bypassing Indiana to build battery and semi conductor facilities and investing in neighboring states. Even our disabled Vets have begged for years to at least legalize medical marijuana but old school politicians who make political decisions based off their religious and moral beliefs, always stump out the rights, views and options of the masses. I bet if Indiana took a public vote on the matter, the majority of Hoosiers support legalization

  2. They push through abortion in two weeks with conflicting information but yet they hardly even consider this initiative. Indiana’s legislators are not in touch with what Hoosiers wants.

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