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Senior editor covering all things 🍁🍄 Formerly jaegerkyle@gmail.com 310.993.6948

Sacramento, California
Joined October 2008

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    29 Dec 2021

    Hi, it’s me with an end-of-year thread to remind you of all the cool things does to keep you informed and why you should support us to continue our work in the new year!

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  2. POLL: Biden’s job performance approval rating in Maryland.. 48% Support for marijuana legalization in the state? 62%

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  4. Retweeted
    19 hours ago

    Thanks for including our poll results on legalizing recreational cannabis in your reporting . Marijuana is more popular in MD than Biden is quite the headline, .

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  5. VA is proposing a grant program to support services aimed at veteran suicide prevention. But it made clear: applicants who intend to use marijuana as part of their service need not apply.

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  6. Retweeted
    Mar 13

    The fact that I’m in an argument with a “family” member defending their spread of homophobic and harmful rhetoric in 2022 is absolutely baffling. I have an absolute zero-tolerance policy on homophobia. “They” are not the problem. You are. Cc:

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  7. Mar 12

    D.A.R.E to take the pups on a park walk filled with squirrels and geese

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  8. Mar 11

    NEW: Congressional Democrats held a closed-to-press retreat panel centering on advancing marijuana reform with an eye toward equity. I spoke to multiple sources who participated in the event who shed light on the legislative talks.

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  9. Mar 11

    Today would be a great day to send me a drug policy scoop… just sayin. Big or small, get at me 😉

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  10. Mar 11

    NEW: Washington State legislature sends budget bill to the governor that includes $200,000 in funding for psilocybin workgroup to explore research/regulations.

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  11. Mar 11

    This week, both the St. Louis County Council *and* the New Orleans City Council voted to end pre-employment and random drug testing for marijuana for most workers.

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  12. Mar 11

    The federal Department of Transportation is proposing to revise its drug testing policy in a way that could lead to less false positives for marijuana.

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  13. Mar 10

    Down in Kentucky, meanwhile, a medical cannabis legalization bill cleared a key House committee in a 15-1 vote.

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  14. Mar 10

    TODAY: Marijuana legalization bill gets majority of votes in the Delaware House (23-14)—but fails nonetheless because it failed to reach a supermajority 3/5 threshold.

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  15. Mar 10

    Would have loved to be picked to join this excellent team as - launch this historic psych journo fellowship. But very excited to see what these reporters produce and will continue to deliver quality reporting on this movement in the interim 😉

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  16. Mar 10

    Here's Eckert's resignation letter, obtained by :

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  17. Mar 10

    The board voted unanimously last month for members to disclose potential conflicts of interest as they develop regulations for the historic psilocybin therapy program OR is implementing.

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  18. Mar 10

    SCOOP: Tom Eckert has resigned as chairman of the Oregon Psilocybin Advisory Board, effective immediately. This comes amid controversy over alleged failure to disclose a romantic relationship with the CEO of the psychedelics retreat company Synthesis.

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  19. Retweeted

    The St. Louis, Missouri County Council has approved a measure to ban pre-employment and random marijuana testing for most county workers.

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  20. Mar 9

    Your occasional break from me posting news article links with a pic of my pup enjoying the rose bush blossoming again 🌹

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  21. Mar 9

    WOW: New York is set to adopt a rule to issue conditional adult-use marijuana retailer licenses to people with prior cannabis convictions as early as this year—giving them a head start over existing MMJ dispensaries and MSOs.

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