Joe Rogan, kamala harris and Marijuana Legalization

Joe Rogan Says Harris Campaign Barred Discussion of Marijuana Legalization as Condition for Interview
Rogan thought it was ‘hilarious’ Harris didn’t want to talk about legalizing marijuana, given her prosecutorial record.
Joe Rogan claims Harris wanted to avoid marijuana legalization talk as aides feared progressive backlash: ‘Thought it was hilarious’
The Harris-Walz campaign reached out to Rogan’s management about doing an interview with him after it broke that President-elect Donald Trump would go on the highly-rated podcast, according to
Joe Rogan says Kamala Harris campaign had a condition to avoid 'marijuana legalization' talk for interview
Podcast host Joe Rogan revealed on Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign had put a condition on a potential interview with the podcast host about avoiding marijuana talk.
The Real Reason Why Kamala Harris' Interview With Joe Rogan Was Called Off
After Harris' stinging defeat by now President-elect Donald Trump on Election Day, some Democrats have pointed to the vice president skipping Rogan's show as a crucial misstep in
Harris aide reveals real reason Joe Rogan podcast interview never materialized
Harris’s team was in talks for her to appear on the most popular podcast in America, but the sitdown ultimately failed to materialize. Rogan has since claimed that a series of demands from the campaign was the reason why it didn’t go ahead.
Joe Rogan says Harris campaign forbid talking about marijuana in possible interview
Podcast host Joe Rogan on Wednesday said the Harris campaign asked to avoid talk of legalizing marijuana when negotiating a potential appearance on his show. Rogan claimed last month he was working with Vice President Kamala Harris’s team to organize an appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast,
Joe Rogan reveals one condition ‘high’ on the list for Kamala during interview talks
Joe Rogan revealed a marijuana issue that was part of negotiations when trying to get Vice President Kamala Harris on his podcast.
New GOP Senate Leader John Thune Opposes Marijuana Legalization: Implications For Banking Access And More
Senate Republicans elected Sen. John Thune of South Dakota as the new majority leader Wednesday, succeeding Sen. Mitch ...
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Does the Rejection of Top Marijuana Legalization Measures Mean the Pot Industry Is Done Now?
This past Election Day, all three recreational marijuana legalization ballot initiatives up for a vote failed to pass.
What’s Next For Legal Marijuana
With the House firmly in Republican hands, Mike Johnson has greater power to battle legal cannabis, but don’t count the ...
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Trump and Biden on Marijuana: How They Stack Up on Legalization
Trump supports reclassification, while Biden favors decriminalization. Both candidates’ stances could impact the 2024 ...
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Florida voters fall short in push to legalize recreational marijuana
A measure to legalize the use of recreational marijuana in Florida failed on Tuesday, a stinging defeat for cannabis ...
Trio of ballot failures leads marijuana backers to refocus their efforts for recreational weed
The movement to legalize recreational marijuana has run into a wall of resistance. After expanding from zero states to 24 ...
Nebraska voters approve legalization of medical marijuana. Here's what to know
About 70% of Nebraska voters approved the legalization of medical marijuana on Tuesday with two initiative measures.
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Does the Rejection of Top Marijuana Legalization Measures Doom the Pot Industry?
This past Election Day, all three recreational marijuana legalization ballot initiatives up for a vote failed to pass.
The federal government is about to change hands. What is Trump's marijuana policy?
Donald Trump will probably have the final say on whether to reschedule marijuana. Here's what he's said about it so far.
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Florida's recreational marijuana Amendment 3 didn't pass. States where weed is legal
Florida's amendment to legalize recreational marijuana failed to meet the 60% needed to pass, despite it receiving more ...