Florida GOP would like pot amendment to go away | Fred Grimm
"Republicans have worked too hard effecting their complete dominance over Florida politics to let a bunch of stoners mess things up," writes columnist Fred Grimm.
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"Republicans have worked too hard effecting their complete dominance over Florida politics to let a bunch of stoners mess things up," writes columnist Fred Grimm.
Ashley Moody submitted ballot language to the Florida Supreme Court for a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize recreational pot.
Legal, recreational cannabis in Florida is one step closer to securing its place on the 2024 ballot, though the state’s attorney general has stated her intent to challenge the proposed amendment in the upcoming Supreme Court review.
Attorney General Ashley Moody on Monday formally submitted a proposed recreational-marijuana ballot initiative to the Florida Supreme Court — and signaled she will argue that the proposal doesn’t meet legal requirements to go before voters in 2024.
Attorney General Ashley Moody on Monday formally submitted a proposed recreational-marijuana ballot initiative to the Florida Supreme Court — and signaled she will argue that the proposal doesn’t meet legal requirements to go before voters in 2024.