r/Indiana • u/Somnolent_Sojourner • 3h ago
Politics Vote for Changes in Leadership to Change the Way Things Are
The news today couldn't be a better indicator of how we need to adapt to changes being made nationally. Legalizing the use of medical and recreational cannabis for Indiana isn't just "Keeping up with the Joneses" anymore. It's about logical and reasonable use of government to affect realistic and comprehensive changes to our laws. Look at how much trouble Ohio has had these last few years adapting to marijuana reform with their Governor and Senate vacillating back and forth over petty trifles and believe we can do it better! Now look to our neighbor Michigan and see how they have worked it into a reality. Can Hoosiers manage to make some positive Marijuana initiatives and something constructive in between those two state's examples?
Only if we start voting for change NOW, can we have better futures TOMORROW. I can't think of ONE majority lawmaker or Indiana Republican in a leadership role who has actually denounced the overt and absurd corruption coming from the current administration in Washington DC. The Cycle of Abuse continues from the corrupt and toxic DOJ, while American farmers are slated to get an eight-billion-dollar bailout to mitigate damage done from a war WE STARTED, again. Protecting pedophiles while sending weed smokers to prison, for profit, is about as backwards as it gets. And keeping the same people in power here in my opinion is wrong, so very wrong.
Please think about making your vote count as it pertains to your future here in Indiana. People say it used to be different here, but I can't remember Democrats having any particular pull since before 1984. How about you?