Trump spends Saturday reeking of marijuana

Donald Trump spent his Saturday talking about marijuana and how personal use should be allowed, but it should be illegal to smell it in public.

Trump posted on Truth Social.

As everyone knows, I have been and will be the most respected LAW & ORDER President in US history. We will take back our streets by being tough and smart on violent and all other types of crime. Florida, like many other states that have already given their approval, would legalize personal marijuana supplies for adults under the 3rd Amendment. Whether people like it or not, it will happen through voter approval, so it has to be done. correct.

We need the state legislature to responsibly create laws banning its use in public places so we don't smell marijuana everywhere like we do in many Democrat-run cities. At the same time, someone shouldn't be a felon in Florida when it's legal in many other states. We don't need to ruin lives and waste taxpayer dollars arresting adults with personal money on them, and no one should have to grieve a loved one because they died from fentanyl-laced marijuana. We will make America SAFE again.

Trump He says pot should be legal for personal use, but he doesn't want to smell it in public, so using marijuana in public should be illegal.

Never let it be said that Donald Trump doesn't have his finger on America's pulse.

According to Trump, the burning issue is that people don't want to smell pot in public, so it needs to be outlawed to make America safe again.

What is Trump talking about?

He kind of talks about decriminalizing possession of marijuana for personal use, but then he seems afraid of looking too soft on crime, so he adds something about new laws to ban people from smoking pot in public because he won't love the smell. .

Trump is all over the place and makes no sense, and this isn't the top issue on voters' minds, but that doesn't seem to matter to the former president, who can't seem to hold it together and show his true shit. on social networks.

Jason is the editor-in-chief. She is also the White House Press Center and Congressional Correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a BA in Political Science. Her graduate work focused on public policy, specializing in social reform movements.

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