The former El Paso congressman said he received overwhelming support for legalization at a series of veteran town halls. BetoORourke Texas CannabisNews CannabisCommunity cannabisculture MedicalMarijuana Veterans 2022Elections
Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O'Rourke has doubled — or is tripled by this point? — down on his pledge to legalize cannabis if elected.
In a tweet that includes video footage from six veteran town halls he held on the campaign trail, the former Democratic congressman from El Paso said he received overwhelming support for legalization at those gatherings. "Veterans say it’s time for this state to legalize marijuana. The people of Texas agree," O'Rourke tweeted on Wednesday."Now we just need a governor who will get it done."Now we just need a governor who will get it done.
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