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Strange Bedfellows: Dems, GOP Increasingly Agree on Pot For years I’ve been sniffing around App

Strange Bedfellows: Dems, GOP Increasingly Agree on Pot [StreetAuthority]    [Apple messed up… Big Time – Here’s how YOU profit.]( For years I’ve been sniffing around Apple, certain they were hard at work on their most ambitious project yet. But I couldn’t make a recommendation in good faith because Apple had yet to lock in a company capable of tackling the one nightmare that could cripple the whole endeavor. ​But now, the final piece of the puzzle has finally fallen into place… my latest analysis shows an impending profit surge that could climb as high as ​​2,279%.​ [Get the full story - HERE.](   Strange Bedfellows: Dems, GOP Increasingly Agree on Pot By John Persinos  In today’s polarized political environment, Americans can’t seem to agree on, well, anything. But there’s one topic that’s causing U.S. voters of all stripes to meet in the middle and shake hands: marijuana. Weed used to be a radicalizing topic, notable for sharply divergent viewpoints. Not anymore. A majority of likely voters in the U.S. support legalizing marijuana in all 50 states, [according to a new poll](. Significantly, the poll was taken by a Republican pollster, the Tarrance Group. The survey results confirmed the established fact that Democrats tend to be more in favor of cannabis, but what’s striking is the growing number of Republican converts to the cause of marijuana legal reform. The culture wars aren’t engulfing marijuana. The Tarrance Group survey, released last week, found that 57% of respondents approve of nationwide cannabis legalization, including 35% who reported that they “strongly” support the policy change. Democrats were generally the most supportive of the reform, with 67% of voters in the party saying they back coast-to-coast legalization. Seventy-four percent of Democrats under 55 said the same. [Read More...](   [If you had to pick just one stock to retire on… THIS should be it!]( You won’t hear about it on the nightly news… or from any flash-in-the-pan financial guru’s out on the internet… but [if you’re not holding this stock... you’re missing out on a ton of money.](While its official yield sits barely above 2%, this ‘boring’ stock has a history of handing out enormous ‘off-the-record’ income year after year… (with shareholders sometimes seeing as many as 5 of these payouts in a single year) [Off-the-record payouts of $568... $1,836... $3,100... Even $8,920... could be just a click away.]( You are receiving this email at {EMAIL} as part of your subscription to StreetAuthority. To ensure that you receive these emails, [please add us to your address book.]( [Terms]( |  [Privacy]( |  [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 StreetAuthority 20 Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 202, Sterling, VA 20165 All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited.

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