Rounding up some perspectives on the politics and practicalities of marijuana reform

A handful of recent articles about the politics and practicalities of marijuana reform in the US caught my eye over the holiday weekend, and a quick round-up of these pieces seemed in order:

From the Financial Times, "Cannabis redraws US’s 2024 electoral map: Republicans and Democrats face an electorate that increasingly favours looser marijuana laws"

From Real Clear Politics, "Republicans Need To Take the Win That Marijuana Legalization Presents"

From the Washington Post, "Loosening restrictions on marijuana may not be boon for reform"

And a two-fer from different opinion writers with Bloomberg:

Jonathan Bernstein, "The Biden Campaign Needs to Pivot to Marijuana"

Jessica Karl, "Biden Should Go After the Stoner Vote"