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  Tenn Canna Publishing Reefer Madness 2.0: The States Strike Back — Cannabis Reform from the Ground Up Reefer Madness 2.0  – States Strike Back While federal gatekeepers stall, state governments are building the post-prohibition reality. This is federalism in motion—and the resistance to federal inaction is becoming louder, more organized, and harder to ignore. Read the series from the beginning: Reefer Madness 2.0: The War of Words Begins Lead / Hook As of 2025 a large majority of U.S. states have moved to legalize, medicalize, or otherwise regulate cannabis. The result is a decentralized, functioning marketplace and public-health approach in many places — even as federal scheduling lags. The states have not waited for Washington’s permission; they have become laboratories of regulation, banking, public safety, and consumer protections. That quiet revolution is the most powerful rebuttal to decades of federal delay. Recent State-Level Action & Quotes “...

  🇺🇸 Free the Green: A Letter to President Donald J. Trump An Open Plea from the American People & the Cannabis Family Legalize It President Trump, It’s time to Free the Green — to remove marijuana from the federal Schedule I classification, where it has been trapped since the Nixon era. A Law Without a Vote Few Americans realize that marijuana’s placement as a Schedule I drug — supposedly with “no medical value and a high potential for abuse” — was never voted on by Congress . It was assigned there in 1970 under the Controlled Substances Act by executive direction, intended as a temporary classification until a scientific commission could study the plant and make recommendations. That commission, known as the Shafer Commission , did complete its work — and in 1972, it recommended that marijuana should not be criminalized and should be removed from Schedule I entirely. The findings were ignored. Politics won. Science lost. And for over fifty years, that mi...