Marijuana retail market seems like a no-go for Youngkin
Democrats are still moving forward with legislation.
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Marijuana seems like a no-go for Youngkin
Democrats still plan to push legislation to establish a retail marijuana market in Virginia despite Gov. Glenn Youngkin expressing his desire to work on other issues this session.
“Everyone knows where I stand on establishing a retail marijuana market,” Youngkin said during his State of the Commonwealth Monday. “Let’s work together on other issues where we can find common ground.”