U.S. President Joe Biden, whose October 2022 executive order launched marijuana rescheduling, will be the Democratic Party’s nominee for president.
At least that’s what Biden has said repeatedly since his performance in a June 27 debate against presumptive Republican challenger and former President Donald Trump heightened concerns about the 81-year-old incumbent's age and mental acuity.
A miniature revolt ensued among donors and major Democratic Party figures, some of whom are considering possible replacements amid concerning poll numbers that suggest Trump could win a second nonconsecutive term handily.
Despite public calls for Biden to drop out of the race, he says he is staying in.
But some major Democrats still are hedging their bets, worried that if Biden loses, Trump could torch the president's legacy - including marijuana rescheduling.
If Biden does change his mind and bows out, who would his likely replacements be? And what are their records on marijuana? MJBizDaily takes a look into the prospects. Read story >