Roger Stone is making headlines again, this time with bold statements about Trump and the future of cannabis in America.
In this episode of TDR Cannabis in Five, presented by Dutchie, we dive deep into Stone’s claims that Donald Trump could “outdo Democrats” by rescheduling cannabis at the federal level. But is this just political theater, or could it signal a real shift in cannabis policy?
We review Stone’s history with cannabis reform, from co-founding the United States Cannabis Coalition in 2017 to his personal advocacy for legalization. While Stone has pushed Trump to keep his campaign promises on marijuana, federal agencies and Congress aren’t exactly taking their cues from him.
So why do his words matter? The real story is all about timing. Inside Trump’s circle, advisers are split: some want to save cannabis rescheduling for maximum impact closer to the midterm elections, while others argue for immediate action to build momentum.
The debate might explain why cannabis reform feels stalled, even as public support grows. Stone’s comments don’t drive policy, but they do keep cannabis in the national spotlight—something Trump values as he gauges public opinion and media buzz.
The bottom line: this isn’t a new policy announcement, but a reminder that cannabis reform remains a powerful political card.
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