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Could Legally Getting High Reduce the Deficit?

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Could Legally Getting High Reduce the Deficit?
The US is closer to ending prohibition on marijuana than at any time since the Marihuana (sic)Tax Act of 1937, which first made possessing or selling cannabis illegal in the country.
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Unlikely bedfellows Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) and Barney Frank (D-MA) plan to introduce a bill on Thursday that would end the federal prohibition on marijuana.

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