Senate Candidate Gary Chambers RESPECTED in campaign ad as Democrats aim to knock Republicans out of office

SENATE candidate Gary Chambers is seen smoking weed in his campaign aid – as Democrats seek to unseat the current Republican senator.

In the 37-second campaign ad, Chambers, a Louisiana Senate candidate, sits in a leather chair in the middle of a field and wears a dark blue suit as he campaigns for marijuana legalization.

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Chambers said in a tweet: “I hope this ad works to not only denounce the use of cannabis but also create a new conversation that creates a path to legalization of this beneficial drug and forgiveness of who have been arrested due to outdated ideology”.

“Every 37 seconds, a person is arrested for possession of marijuana,” Chambers said in the video.

“Since 2010, state and local police have arrested an estimated 7.3 million Americans for marijuana law violations – more than half of all drug seizures.

“Blacks are four times more likely to be arrested than whites,” the Senate hopes added.

“Countries waste $3.7 billion enforcing cannabis laws each year. Most of the people the police are arresting are not traffickers but people in small numbers, like me. “

Chambers is looking for a way out Republican Party member Senator John Kennedy, elected in 2016.

Again Democratic Party memberLuke Mixon has also announced that he will run for the position.

Chambers previously ran an unsuccessful campaign in the 2021 congressional special election to replace Representative Cedric Richmond, who ran Joe Bidengovernment last year.

Louisiana disabled the possession of small amounts of marijuana in August and made smoking medical marijuana legal on January 1, 2022.

By state 424 . screen, patients will be allowed to purchase up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flowers from dispensaries every two weeks.

Possession of a pastime of 14 grams or less is considered a misdemeanor and is punishable by a fine of not more than $100.

Possession of more than 14g is punishable by a prison term of six months or more.

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