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The Secret Playbook Stalling Marijuana Rescheduling (And Why Congress Must Act by Dec 11th)

Opponents of marijuana rescheduling are using a coordinated legal playbook to push court briefings into 2027. The executive branch is currently stalled by lawsuits, leaving Congress as the only true override button.

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