Groups fear Senate budget rider will lock in medical marijuana fees

Groups fear Senate budget rider will lock in medical marijuana fees

STATE HOUSE — An attempt to make it easier for veterans to access medical marijuana could actually cement a registration process that imposes roadblocks for other patients, according to advocates.

Last month, the Senate tacked on to its fiscal 2017 budget a medical marijuana registration fee waiver for veterans who qualify as patients under the state's dispensary program.

Clinton on Benghazi report: Time to ‘move on’
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Clinton on Benghazi report: Time to ‘move on’

Associated Press

DENVER (AP) — Hillary Clinton said Tuesday the nation should move on after Republicans on the House Benghazi Committee released a report critical of the slow response to the deadly 2012 attacks at the U.S. diplomatic outpost in Libya.

The former secretary of state said at a campaign event in Denver that the report involved more than two years and $7 million but "found nothing, nothing to contradict" the findings of earlier investigations.

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