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Hillary Clinton has expressed support for legal access to medical marijuana and has called for more research into the medical benefits of cannabis. She has also stated that states should be allowed to make their own policies regarding cannabis. In 2014, Clinton said, “On recreational, you know, states are the laboratories of democracy. We have at least two states that are experimenting with that right now. I want to wait and see what the evidence is.” When asked in October 2015 if enough time had passed in Colorado and Washington to make a more definitive conclusion on adult-use cannabis, she said “No.”
Position: Favors Medical Marijuana
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Clinton's stance on marijuana came up in the primaries.
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Marijuana Policy Project on Hillary Clinton
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced she is running for president on April 12, 2015.
Where does she stand?
Clinton has expressed support for legal access to medical marijuana and more research into the medical benefits of marijuana.
Forbes on Hillary Clinton
Position: Favors Medical Marijuana
Hillary Clinton, whose husband former President Bill Clinton famously said he smoked marijuana but didn’t inhale, is in favor of medical marijuana in extreme cases. She says she wants to “wait and see” how states are doing with
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