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Medical marijuana policy a hot topic on Twitter

Per The Christian Science Monitor, the Obama administration has created a new policy wherein federal officers will no longer prosecute medical marijuana users and sellers in states that have legalized the drug.

A reversal of the Bush administration policy, the Justice Department stressed that federal prosecution will only be enforced to those who abuse the amount and usage of medical marijuana in states where it is legal.

Medical marijuana advocates tweeted their feelings.

  1. Jason Ward
    Bear082370 (Undisclosed) Medical marijuana approved under federal law as long as patients follow state laws. HUGE WIN FOR MEDICINE!!!
  2. Jon Schommer
    Druminfected (Madison, Wisconsin) Obama just passed a bill so the feds cants shut down and mess with states with medical marijuana! Such grat news, obama stepping it up
  3. Le ga li ze
    PotFacts (Undisclosed) RT @legalizems @alapoet: [ACTION] Thank President Obama For Pledging To Pledging To Protect Medical #Marijuana Patients http://bit.ly/2lzZQe
  4. David Struyk
    DStruyk (Oregon) Good move by Obama 2 reverse stance on medical marijuana — http://bit.ly/Fciey
  5. Ken Bazinet
    BazmanianDevil (Washington, D.C.) Cancer & AIDS victims rejoice today over AG’s decision to end Bush-era crackdown on medical marijuana clinics. Big win for states’ rights!
  6. Ronaldo E
    topofthemap989 (Undisclosed) good news medical marijuana will now be untuchable by the feds for the 14 states that have that law get ready the drought is over ya dig
  7. Osmar Tapia
    Ozmizzle (Los Angeles, California) RT @GavinNewsom: Good move by Obama 2 reverse stance on medical marijuana — http://bit.ly/Fciey
  8. David Wolfgang
    jwolf85 (Columbia, Missouri) Feds to no longer prosecute for medical marijuana use. Interesting policy change. Of course it still depends on the local and state laws.

States that have legalized medical marijuana include California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington.

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  • Amy
    I think this is good news, now they can concentrate on major drug problems.
  • It's fantastic news for those who really do use it for medicinal purposes.
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