Oregon Congressman One Of Two Seeking End To Pot Prohibition

Washington State (Metro) -- Washington State is watching as various congressmen start introducing bills to force an end to the federal government's absolute prohibition on marijuana in the U.S.

One of them, Democrat Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, says the feds are out of touch with the people.

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder recently told Washington Governor Jay Inslee that his main concern is that Washington, which just partially legalized marijuana, might end up distributing it all over the country.

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