Removing marijuana from the jurisdiction of the federal government and allowing the states to regulate it, like they would alcohol is the best place to start. This seems to be strange for a lot of people, but Iamp;rsquo;m only going back to 1937 when thatamp;rsquo;s the way it was handled. The states always did this, and Iamp;rsquo;m motivated strongly also because the states legalize it for the use of medicinal purposes and it is helpful to people who have cancer or are getting chemotherapy. So this is not a huge radical idea, itamp;rsquo;s something that was legal for a long, long time. And the war against marijuana causes so much hardship and accomplishes nothing. So I would say that marijuana, as far as causing highway problems, is minuscule compared to alcohol, and yet we knew prohibition of alcohol was very bad. So this is just getting back to a sensible position on how we handle difficult problems. And, for me, it should be the states. - Ron Paulamp;nbsp;
