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John McCain On Marijuana: ‘Maybe We Should Legalize’

By C. J. Refsland on September 8, 2013 • ( 0 )

The Huffington post is reporting that John McCain say’s they should legalize marijuana. I think this explains a lot of the looks on their faces lately. Below is an excerpt from the Huff Post:

Sen. John McCain indicated he may be changing his stance on marijuana legalization during a town hall event in Arizona on Thursday.

Arizona Daily Star columnist Tim Steller tweeted that McCain said “maybe we should legalize” during the Phoenix event.

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