me too, but the votes are there to override that it appears. states are responding to the tax benefits of legalization, I expected the feds to wake up and smell the potential money as well long ago (both tax revenue and loading their political coffers, their most important concern) - but none of that has really materialized. Perhaps not enough money yet flowing in to buy our congressional shills off to do something. The feds respond to funds flowing into their campaigns, no change will happen until that happens with significant cash infusions into the parties from the MJ sector. And with the bleeding going on now, that timeline is pushed out further.
That's why I think only state acceptance of MJ in an overwhelming majority will drive changes, since the feds can then rubber stamp without risk what their states have collectively already approved. Good risk-free campaign statement and photo op for them and then back to ignoring something else of value to America.
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