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04/17/2026

I like how government officials can pass laws, with illegal activity in them, and it not be considered as criminal behavior. But if one of us were to say, "I was growing my ma*****na bushes in anticipation of it being legalized" we would be handcuffed and thrown in jail! These clowns are putting the horse before the cart AND collecting TAXES on their ILLEGAL actions! It's all about the money for these GREEDY thugs. Recreational ma*****na is not legal in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives has passed budget legislation proposed by the governor that relies on revenue that would be generated from recreational ma*****na sales, which have not yet been legalized in the state.

The Democratic-controlled House voted 107-94 on Tuesday to approve the spending plan from Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) who earlier this year included cannabis legalization and the resulting expected revenue in his budget request. The vote was largely along party lines, though five GOP lawmakers joined Democrats in supporting the bill.

The $53.2 billion budget legislation, which doesn’t itself include provisions to actually legalize ma*****na even as it contemplates allocating money that would result from it, now heads to the Senate for consideration.

Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives has passed budget legislation proposed by the governor that relies on revenue that would be generated from recreational ma*****na sales, which have not yet been legalized in the state. The Democratic-controlled House voted 107-94 on Tuesday to approve the sp...

04/04/2026

Wishing all you KEYSTONERS a HAPPY and BLESSED Easter!

03/08/2026

02/28/2026

W**d giving you the munchies? Need a strain to curb your appetite? Look for, or avoid certain terpenes, depending on the outcome you're looking for.

If you’re a cannabis enthusiast, you probably know that certain strains can noticeably affect your appetite. Some can make you feel hungry, while others can suppress hunger. But do you know why? The answer lies in terpenes, the aromatic compounds that give the cannabis plant its distinctive smells...

02/19/2026

Here's the ball breaking PA DUI law:
Pennsylvania has some of the strictest ma*****na DUI laws in the country, operating under a "zero-tolerance" policy that treats the presence of any, even microscopic, amounts of ma*****na metabolites in a driver's blood as a high-tier offense, similar to a .16% or higher alcohol BAC. This applies to both recreational users and legal medical ma*****na patients.

Ma*****na Cannabis is federally illegal and if you have any THC in your system, which can be detected in the blood anywhere from 1-30 days, (depending if you're a chronic user), you can be considered under the influence of a narcotic.

The way people can get around this is A) do not show them your medical card, ever! B) do not carry any Ma*****na in your vehicle. And most importantly, C) If they smell w**d on you, you tell them it's CBD H**p Cannabis.

Blood tests can not tell if you have THC from Ma*****na Cannabis or CBD H**p Cannabis 😉 Also, never carry more Ma*****na than you can eat if you get pulled over.

After that, you do not answer any questions! In Pennsylvania, cops are "supposed" to stand down once you tell them it's H**p Cannabis, which smells just like Ma*****na Cannabis. They have no right to interrogate you any further. If they do, as the Pot Brothers at Law suggest, just tell them politely that you do not answer questions and ask if you are free to go or being detained.

If you are charged with a Ma*****na DUI in Western Pennsylvania, speak with a former DUI case prosecutor today.

02/01/2026

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12/23/2025

Wishing all my KEYSTONERs a very Merry Christmas!

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12/15/2025

As speculation abounds over a potential ma*****na rescheduling decision by the Trump administration, the Justice Department is telling the U.S. Supreme Court that it should reverse a lower court ruling that deemed a federal ban on gun ownership by cannabis consumers to be unconstitutional—in part ...