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Cannabis advocates switch focus to local policy - Wisconsin Examiner

Wisconsin Examiner ‘For so long we’d been beating our head against the wall at the state level’ Marijuana leaf in the sunset | Kym MacKinnon on Unsplash While ending cannabis prohibition remains a key ambition of many Badger State residents, their toolbox of strategies may need to change. Advocates like Eric Marsch, of Southeastern Wisconsin NORML, a pro-cannabis organization, are beginning to re-focus their efforts away from the state level. “For so long we’d been beating our head against the wall at the state level,” Marsch told Wisconsin Examiner. “I think that trying to refocus on the local level gives us more momentum, gives us more victories, helps get more people active. And so, I think we’ll be able to channel that into some statewide victories next year in 2022. I think things are looking pretty good in terms of building up support on the local level.”

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Cannabis Backers Switch Focus to Local Laws

‘Beating our head against the wall’ pushing Legislature to legalize pot. //end headline wrapper ?>A joint. (Pixabay License). While ending cannabis prohibition remains a key ambition of many Badger State residents, their toolbox of strategies may need to change. Advocates like Eric Marsch, of Southeastern Wisconsin NORML, a pro-cannabis organization, are beginning to re-focus their efforts away from the state level. “For so long we’d been beating our head against the wall at the state level,” Marsch told Wisconsin Examiner. “I think that trying to refocus on the local level gives us more momentum, gives us more victories, helps get more people active. And so, I think we’ll be able to channel that into some statewide victories next year in 2022. I think things are looking pretty good in terms of building up support on the local level.”

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Workers comp payments stagnant in Wisconsin because of political fight

MADISON - People injured on the job in Wisconsin haven’t seen an increase in benefits in four years because of political disputes over the state’s workers compensation system. Wisconsin lawmakers for decades took the advice of a panel of labor and management representatives to decide how to run the system and how much to pay injured workers. That approach has broken down in recent years. Republicans who control the Legislature have been unable to agree among themselves on workers compensation for most of the last decade. With a new legislative session underway, lawmakers will once again consider workers compensation and decide whether to increase benefits for the first time since 2017.

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Workers comp payments stagnant in Wisconsin because of political fight

Workers comp payments stagnant in Wisconsin because of political fight
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