As detailed in the FAQ below, even infrequent or past users of state-legal medicinal marijuana are subject to drastic punishment for engaging in the responsible storage of any firearm whatsoever. If you’re already convinced that this law is far from “common sense” and that its bipartisan repeal will mark a historic step toward actual good-faith discussion about gun control, please contribute to our political action committee now. While our assistance cannot legally be contingent on a pledge to co-sponsor the relevant House bill or a potential Senate version, your donation will help fund any federal candidate who appears open to doing so. Priority will be given to those who agree with the following statement:

 

“The use of state-legal medicinal marijuana does not permit revocation of any right which peaceable adult members of the national community otherwise generally enjoy, including the rights to keep arms safely stored in their homes and bear them in accordance with state and local laws.”

 

Given the immense political benefits of advertising this position to voters across the political spectrum, it’s virtually certain that we will have the opportunity to contribute the maximum allowable amount to at least one candidate in each of the 470 upcoming federal elections—$5,000 for their campaign and another $5,000 for their Leadership PAC, if applicable. $4,700,000 might seem like a lofty fundraising goal, but it’s really the bare minimum. 

 

Not only is it highly likely that an average of two or more candidates per race will want to take advantage, but we also have the ability to contribute an additional $5,000 to each of a given party’s state committees and $15,000 to its national committee. That's up to an additional $265,000 per party, depending on how enthusiastic they are about supporting our mission—and after November 5th, all of these limits reset for the next election cycle. 

 

Whether before or after making your donation, please see below to gain a complete understanding of the law in question and learn some shocking information about the justice system generally.