Trump says he is likely to support ending federal ban on marijuana

The Los Angeles Times ^ | June 8th, 2018 | By Evan Halper

[itsahoot]

I will say in passing that in reining in judicial activism, Article III Section 2 paragraph 2 could be useful.

You would have to have a congress that gave a cr@p, and we don't, sadly it is unlikely that we ever will, certainly not in my life time.

Nunes set another deadline this morning. This time he is really serious.

[ProudGOP]

We have constitutionally ratified treaties that require drug control.

The highest law in the land is the constitution. The constitution can not be amended via treaty. If the drug control laws you are talking about involve drugs crossing borders (state or national) then they would be constitutional. Anything else should fall to the states.

[BeauBo]

“should”

Perhaps so.

In fact however, those three constitutionally ratified treaties have been legally implemented and enforced.

In reality, if you want to legalize marijuana in the USA, those treaties need to be modified or withdrawn from.