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It's hard to say exactly because he's made inconsistent statements on the subject. Since 1990, he has expressed views both pro- and anti-legalization. In the early 1990s, he expressed views that legalization was a good option because it would curtail the power of the drug cartels.
During the 2015-2016 election campaign, he mostly expressed views that the issue should be left to the states, but he also made statements indicating that he felt that there were unforeseen problems from legalization, which sounded somewhat anti-legalization. So it seems that he is anti-legalization at the federal level, but he is somewhat ok with states legalizing on their own terms.
It's also worth pointing out his Attorney General. The Attorney General is the member of the President's Cabinet who is most involved in drug enforcement, as agencies like the DEA and FBI fall under his purview. Trump's AG is Jeff Sessions, who is known for being strongly anti-legalization, and has made statements since his appointment that indicate he still is fiercely so.
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President Trump's stance on marijuana legalization has been somewhat inconsistent. He has expressed support for medical marijuana and has indicated a willingness to respect states' rights on the issue. However, his administration has taken a more strict approach to marijuana enforcement at the federal level, rescinding certain protections for state-legalized marijuana businesses. Overall, his position remains unclear and subject to change.
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President Lincoln.
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What are the release dates for Panoramic View of the Crowd Rushing for the City Hall Buffalo to View the Body of President McKinley - 1901?
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Should you do weed or crack?
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What statement best characterizes the view point of president Monroe?
president monroe favored a protective tariff
How did president Washington view political parties?
alot of number
What did president Lincoln view the confederacy as?
States in open rebellion.
What presidents bodies were actually on view?
No president has his body on display.
How did the former slaves view President Lincoln?
They viewed him as an emancipator. A lot like they view Martin Luther King.
