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It looks like these bills and their lobbyists are back in Lansing ...

Too many hands off folks (investors, lawyers, lobbyists, accountants, bureaucrats, politicians, ect) taxing and controlling our market IMHO. I had hoped to see some successful cooperatives of hands on patient/caregivers (growers, processors, extract artists, dealers, ect) pop up over the years...

There are a few big losers up for sale. I wonder what they'll actually end up getting for these failed properties ...

That article references the bills being approved by the Regulatory Reform committee and moving on along the process towards a house vote. That process ended abruptly and has went no where that I am aware of since.

Most grateful for cannabis and our community ;-)~

Anyone else see a conflict of interest with these NORML lawyers and their business models?

Maybe something a bit stronger for me ;-)~

That sounds about right to me.

Going up to see a sold out THC show at the Machine Shop in Flint Saturday :bigjoint:

Sign the "Save Michigan Caregivers!" Change.org petition: https://www.change.org/p/michigan-state-house-save-michigan-caregivers Currently 9,462 have signed

Why would you think Michigan specifically has a fed problem? We've had a couple of notable fed stings over the past 13 years of the MMMP, but I haven't seen anything in years. Big fed stings take a lot of $$$ & LEOs and travel the country coast to coast regularly ... BTW What does this have...

It looks like there is a group out of Grand Rapids called the Michigan Cannabis Caregiver Association as well: michigancannabiscaregivers.org

@Apalchen Can you tell me more about MCCA? Do they have a website?

Who's collecting and using the funds from the people interested in donating to the cause today?