marijuana
V.27 No.50 | 12/13/2018
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Fashionably Late
State hemp regulations approved
The Farm Bill is near to passing and federally legalizing industrial hemp, which can be used as a legally distinct-from-cannabis source for CBD.
V.27 No.48 | 11/29/2018
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A Good Face for the Apocalypse
The opposition loses more support
Attitudes about cannabis continue to relax in DC, 2nd Amendment enthusiasts join the fight and Massachusetts begins collecting recreational cannabis tax revenue.
V.27 No.47 | 11/22/2018
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Waiting For Thailand
Acting patient at GrassRoots Rx
Wild Thailand rubberizes Joshua Lee's joints and makes his head swim. Sugar Black Rose then plants him on the couch.
V.27 No.46 | 11/15/2018
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Goodbye, Sweet Prince
Sessions gets the boot
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been sent to the Island of Misfit Toys—there to spend eternity in limbo, watching a TV that only plays CNN and wiping his watery eyes.
V.27 No.45 | 11/8/2018
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Blame Canada
You’re screwing it up for everybody
Canada runs out of legal pot and resorts to black market to fill demand; Department of Health’s 450-plant limit ruled arbitrary and they’re also ordered to designation some distribution sites.
V.27 No.44 | 11/1/2018
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One-Way Ticket to Palookaville
Insights materialize at Purlife
Joshua Lee slows down and balances out with Clementine #8 and then perks up with Girl Scout Yeti.
V.27 No.43 | 10/25/2018
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Bringing That Fire
Cannabis questions in Governor's race
We won't really know what the future governor will do about legalizing cannabis until we see a bill cross their desk and get signed or vetoed. Right now it's all theory. We can make some guesses, though.
V.27 No.42 | 10/18/2018
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Stone in the Water
Southwest Wellness makes waves
Green Crack turns Joshua Lee into an energetic goofball.
V.27 No.41 | 10/11/2018
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Hemp Rules
The Department of Agriculture to hold regulations hearings
The Department of Agriculture is beginning the process of introducing hemp production to New Mexico; no, CBD didn't get legalized; 2/3 of Senate candidates support legalization; LDS supports medical cannabis.
V.27 No.40 | 10/4/2018
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Attitude Adjustments
No complaints at Sacred Garden
Snow White relaxes Joshua Lee and slows him down, but with little headiness, leading to a pleasant body high to fight minor aches and pains, then Strawberry Fields locks him into the couch.
V.27 No.39 | 9/27/2018
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Good Luck at the Races
Gubernatorial debate offers clear delineation
Michelle Lujan Grisham and Steve Pearce debate legalization while big business invests heavily in that future.
V.27 No.38 | 9/20/2018
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Stay Home, Canadians
Cannabis investors are not welcome here
US Customs and Border Protection threatens to ban-for-life Canadians from entering USA if they work for or invest in Canadian cannabis; Department of Health secretary defies Medical Cannabis Advisory Board on opioid dependence as conditions to qualify for medical cannabis card; Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham's campaign finance filings show a number of contributions from state medical cannabis companies.
V.27 No.37 | 9/13/2018
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Friction and Time
SWOP and memory
Joshua Lee returns to SWOP and slows down with Cat Piss Romulan.
V.27 No.36 | 9/6/2018
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Rebuilding the Narrative
White House collecting “negative” cannabis data
White House forms a secret anti-cannabis committee to battle the increasingly positive view of cannabis taken by the majority of Americans.
V.27 No.35 | 8/30/2018
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Lujan Grisham Talks the Talk
Steve Pearce doesn't say a thing
Gubernatorial candidate Michelle Lujan Grisham supports legalization; US District Judge rules states' medical cannabis laws do not protect patients from employers with a no-drug policy; Alabama says it will crack down on CBD.
