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Marijuana became a topic of discussion last night at the first Democratic debate. The two leading candidates from the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were both pro-marijuana, but one was more favorable than the other.Where do the candidates stand?Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders said he would vote in favor…

Another name was added to the list of Republican presidential candidates against legal marijuana after Ohio Governor John Kasich called it a terrible idea. Governor Kasich joined a group of unlikely candidates who are desperately trying to stay in the running.These remarks come only a few weeks after Republican voters…

Marijuana legalization may not be a top priority for Congress or President Obama, but the American public is doing what it can to make it apparent that marijuana is an important issue. Marijuana is becoming more accepted by the nation due to the abundant amount of data supporting its medical…

The 2016 presidential election is not too far away and one topic in particular is expected to generate significant attention during the race. That topic is marijuana. The marijuana industry has made significant strides over the last two years and this trend is expected to continue for years to come.Currently,…

Republican Senator Rand Paul (Ky.) is poised to become the first presidential candidate from either party to make marijuana reform a significant campaign issue. Senator Paul plans to attend the Cannabis Business Summit in Denver tomorrow and plans to raise money for his campaign at that event.Senator Paul has been…

The 2016 presidential election is roughly 18 months away and we can already see that marijuana will be one of the defining issues that will help decide who will be the next president. Even though marijuana will be a hot topic during the election not all potential candidates feel the…

The 2016 presidential election is roughly 18 months away and we can already see that marijuana will be one of the defining issues that will help decide who will be the next president. The marijuana industry has made significant strides over the last two years and this trend is expected…

The Pew Research Center recently conducted a survey that showed that a majority of Americans support marijuana legalization. According to the survey, 53% of Americans support legal marijuana, a slight decrease from the 54% found in a similar poll last yearThe survey found that millennials are far more supportive than…

Today, Republican Senator Rand Paul (Ky.) announced that he will be running for president in the 2016 election. Senator Paul is poised to become the first presidential candidate from either party to make marijuana reform a significant campaign issue.Senator Paul has been a major voice behind the marijuana movement. He…