Klobuchar supports the legalization of marijuana | The hill

Sen. Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharKlobuchar ate a salad with her comb and asked her help to clean it up: Sanders report approves teachers' strike in Oakland Dem's strategist says Clinton "absolutely" has a role to play in 2020 MORE (D-Min.), A presidential candidate from 2020, said Friday that she was supporting the legalization of marijuana.

"I support the legalization of marijuana and think that states should have the right to determine the best approach to marijuana within their borders," Klobuchar said in a statement. communiqué released during his presidential campaign.

Klobuchar had remained dumb on his position on the issue before publishing a statement to the Washington Post as part of a round of the presidents' views.

The country of Klobuchar, Minnesota, will vote on a recreational marijuana bill later this year.

The legalization of the pot saw growing support among Democrats ahead of the 2020 elections, with several other White House candidates also supporting the proposal.

Meaning. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisOvernight Energy: Green light for a natural gas export project | Ocasio-Cortez says fight against climate change must tackle agriculture | Senior Environmental Protection Enforcement Official (EPA) Testifies Sanders Approves Teachers' Strike in Oakland Media Attempts to "De-legitimize" Tulsi Gabbard, Liberal Reporter MORE (Calif.), Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerSanders Approves Oakland Teachers' Strike The Hill's 12:30 Report: The Anticipation Builds For The Mueller Report Why Georgia Is The Place Of Migration And Politics Of Blacks MORE (NEW JERSEY.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandReport 12:30 am Hill: Mueller report is anticipated Kamala Harris: Trump administration "targeted" on California for political purposes Harry Reid says he would not approve 2020 before caucus from Nevada PLUS (NEW YORK.), Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenSanders Approves Oakland Teachers' Strike "The Money": Dems Decided Tuesday to Vote on Trump's Emergency Statement | Most Republicans expected to support Trump | The Senate plots to avoid the drama of the fall shutdown | Powell presents to US congressional media to try to "delegitimize" Tulsi Gabbard, says liberal journalist MORE (Mass.) And Bernie SandersBernard (Bernie) SandersSanders approves teachers' strike in Oakland According to the liberal journalist, Dem Dem's strategist has "absolutely" a role to play in 2020. The media has sought to "delegitimize" Tulsi Gabbard, said liberal journalist MORE (I-Vt.) All spoke in favor of full legalization.

Sanders was the first major party candidate to claim federal legalization of the federal pot when he failed to bid for the White House in 2016, the Post noted.

In 2017, Booker introduced the Marijuana Justice Act, which would eliminate the status of marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug under the Controlled Substances Act. Harris, Gillibrand and Warren co-sponsored the bill.

The measure would require the federal courts to remove the records of Americans who have already been convicted of marijuana for use or possession.

Warren introduced a bipartisan bill last year that would allow states to regulate marijuana without interference from the federal government.

Former Vice President Joe BidenJoseph (Joe) Robinette BidenDem, strategist says that Clinton "has absolutely" a role to play in 2020 C & Bernie Sanders vs. Elizabeth Warren in New Hampshire Harry Reid says he will have no support for 2020 before the Nevada Caucus PLUS, who is almost certain to sign up for the 2020 presidential race, will likely face problems with the pro-cannabis electorate given its track record.

The Post noted that the former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Mr. Biden, had contributed to the passage of the 1994 Crime Bill and had not supported the legalization of the marijuana during his tenure as vice-president.