Hoyer Suggests He’s Smoked Pot, Backs Maryland Decriminalization Effort
Hoyer Suggests He's Smoked Pot, Backs Maryland Decriminalization Effort -
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Hoyer Suggests He's Smoked Pot, Backs Maryland Decriminalization Effort -
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“It’s on my radar,” Gowdy said last week when asked about D.C.’s decriminalization bill. On the other hand, House Democratic leaders have shown support for other decriminalization efforts.
“It’s on my radar,” Gowdy said last week when asked about D.C.’s decriminalization bill.
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He also predicted Obama “would probably support us,” in letting D.C.’s decriminalization effort stand.
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