[Right Wing Vegan]

When a governor details a specific policy and category for non-enforcement of a law, it's not a mere act of discretion or executive order; it's a legislative act. Dems and libertinefairian "republicans" have not yet been able to railroad pot legalization fraud, nor by ballot measure (despite of the advantage of overriding bicameral protections in legislature), so their DEMONRAT faeggot pot loving governor pushes pot through as "medicine" by LOKAEE (Legislation Otherwise Known as "Executive Order"). Can't wait until our society finally purges these pot and other hallucinogen pushers from government and media. It's going to be painful for many but it has to be done for revival of our nation.

[Right Wing Vegan]

[Political Junkie Too]

I'd love to hear these people rationalize how an executive order to not enforce a law is "faithfully executing" the law, according to their oath.

-PJ

[buckalfa]

"Can't wait until our society finally purges these pot and other hallucinogen pushers from government and media. It's going to be painful for many but it has to be done for revival of our nation."

We agree wholeheartedly, but what self respecting politician is going to reject a tax revenue stream?

[StAnDeliver]

Nope. It’s about the law enforcement in the cities who no longer write tickets for possession. Unfortunately, it gives them cover to continue to do so. You are more likely to be cited under open container than an open vape.

[ChildOfThe60s]

There’s a reason we call that SOB King Andy. If he had his way he would dissolve the legislature.

Democrats talk about democracy, the reality is they hate it. They despise giving the little people any say so in their governing. They also despise the legislature unless it’s theirs lock, stock, and barrel. King Andy considers legally passed legislation to be a hindrance to his rule.

My antipathy for this despot is nearly boundless

[T.B. Yoits]

Gov. Andy Beshear signed an executive order allowing qualified individuals to bring marijuana that was legally-purchased in another state into Kentucky without being penalized...

So... out-of-state drugs are okay but the governor still violates rights of citizens by requiring them to have a permit to carry a knife and refusing to allow adults under age 21 from carrying a firearm.

Since Andy Beshear prioritizes out-of-state rights over Kentucky citizens' rights, what about bringing in licensed prostitutes from Nevada?

[AppyPappy]

The real problem comes when they quasi-legalize it. Virginia allows you to grow and possess but not to buy (except medical and supplies are scarce because you can buy a card for $100). I converted my 4 plants to oil for topical use for Arthritis.