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The House of Representatives today approved a bill that would repeal the federal ban on marijuana by a vote of 220 to 204. The yes votes included 217 Democrats but just three Republicans, two fewer than voted for an earlier version of the bill in December 2020.
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The MORE Act [includes] contentious provisions that are apt to alienate Republicans. The tax and regulatory provisions account for half of the 92-page bill. Those provisions suggest that Democrats want credit for trying to legalize marijuana but are not really interested in building a bipartisan coalition.
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The MORE Act also would impose a 5% federal excise tax on cannabis products, rising to 8% after four years. The bill requires marijuana suppliers to pay an annual "occupational tax." It would use the tax revenue for drug treatment, "services for individuals adversely impacted by the War on Drugs," and loans for marijuana businesses owned by "socially and economically disadvantaged individuals."