WASHINGTON, D.C. — Activists and advocates with DCMJ, better known as DC Marijuana Justice, have pushed cannabis legalization in the nation’s capital through stunts in the past — like when they trolled power suit-wearing Capitol Hill types by passing out thousands of hand rolled joints near the United States Capitol. But now they’re moving into […]Read More
It’s not the dope; it’s the dopes. There’s only about one similarity between Bill Clinton’s impeachment and Donald Trump’s second: Marijuana; or “inhaling,” to be more precise. That’s right. A solid 40 percent of the nation’s impeachments — two of the five, to be exactly exact — have now included inhaling marijuana. It was disgraceful […]Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, there’s nothing to cheer about for any American — no matter your party, or lack thereof. The president of the United States was just impeached for the second time. This one was decidedly different than the first, which I know because I was there (even if I didn’t allow myself to […]Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — What could be worse than the riot at the Capitol last week? Sadly, the answer is easy: The next one. That’s partly why some Republicans are calling for Trump to resign, even as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is barrelling ahead with another impeachment proceeding against President Donald Trump unless the cabinet removes […]Read More
BREAKING UPDATE: Well, it looks like the state of Montana’s COVID-denying legislators will be getting their own coffee when they begin their legislative session Monday. In an act of resistance against the Montana legislature’s plan to limit COVID-related safety precautions in the state Capitol, committee session staffers will work remotely for at least the first […]Read More
The nation’s top prosecutors don’t seem to be listening to the governments own scientists when it comes to marijuana. A study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that many missed this fall found from 2008-2017 treatment for cannabis use disorder (CUD) in the United States declined for adolescents — most significantly in states […]Read More











