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Donald Trump takes a new stance on the marijuana debate

Capelli D'Angelo

November 1, 2015

Thursday Donald Trump showed his change of opinion on the marijuana debate, according to Leafly News. He spoke to hundreds at a political rally in Nevada, telling them of his support for medical marijuana, and recreational marijuana on a state-by-state basis.

“In terms of marijuana and legalization, I think that should be a state issue, state-by-state,” Trump said.

This is the second time Trump has changed his opinion about legalizing marijuana. Initially, he supported the cause, saying America should end the War On Drugs. Until a few weeks ago, when he pointed out the problems Colorado has faced since legalization.

To learn more about the stance Trump used to take, check out this article. To read more about his current opinion, see the full Leafly article.

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