Will Joe Biden Legalize Weed?

The president's stance on cannabis could be better; he doesn't favor full legalization. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       What Did Esquire Look like in 1933, or 1963, or 1983? Join Esquire Select and See for Yourself.   Esquire has a digital archive called Classic, through which you can peruse every page of every issue of Esquire, going all the way back to the first issue in October 1933. (This includes the ads, which were often marvelous.) Join our membership program, Esquire Select, to get unlimited access to Classic right now—plus, unlimited access to Esquire.com, as well as a subscription to the print magazine. Read More           Joe Biden Could Decriminalize Weed in 2021. Legalizing It Is a Different Story.   Joe Biden has promised time and time again to be a president for all Americans. All of them. One more time for the cheap seats: all of them. As it happens, nearly all Americans (91 percent of them, to be precise; the other 9 percent likely have a stick so far up their asses they think it's touching God) believe marijuana ought to be legalized for medical use at the very least. In 2020, the country hit an all-time high of people who want the drug completely legalized—68 percent, according to Gallup. And yet, as President Biden redid the Oval Office, federally speaking, marijuana remains incredibly illegal, a Schedule I drug with "no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse." That's about as outdated a view as belief in a flattened earth. The best that can be said about Trump's stance on marijuana is that he didn't have the bandwidth to freely spray his punitive hatred across marijuana policy; his administration set it back some but mostly ignored it. Now, reform will be a goal, if not a priority at the tip-top of Biden's extensive to-do list. As we head into four years of national optimism—weird!—and progressive legislative reform—who'd have thought!—this is where cannabis legalization efforts stand under Biden. Read More           25 Menswear Picks Under $250 to Buy Right Now   Should you fill up on chunky sweaters now or save a little room for lightweight outerwear down the line? Should you go back for a second helping of sweatpants or finally try a bite of that corduroy all your friends have been raving about? Should you wait in line at the limited-edition sneaker station or skip straight to the general release table and serve yourself? And, most important, are those boots priced by weight?! For the discerning bargain-hunter, shopping online is like deciding what to order at a restaurant you've already been to, like, every day for the last five years straight. So—if you'll indulge the analogy a tad longer—allow us to advise you on the house specialties. Here are 25 items under $250 we're loving right now. Read More           Todd Snyder's Gigantic Winter Sale Is Like Christmas Come Late   Well, well, well. Look what we have here. Fresh off a timely collaboration with Boerum Hill mainstay The Brooklyn Circus, Todd Snyder is back at it again, helping you send send off the week in style courtesy of his latest sale. Man really has an uncanny knack for knowing exactly when to bless us with some sweet, sweet discounts on an expansive array of his world-famous menswear, huh? It's a blessing and a curse, I'd imagine. (Either way, my copping finger is twitching.) The raglan sleeve balmacaan coat you've been dreaming about since early September? It's here. The striped turtleneck you've been dying to get your hands on since god knows when? Present and accounted for. And it doesn't end there. Not even close, in fact. I'm talking super-soft tees, boldly printed button-downs, and enough french terry everything to keep you swaddled in the fabric through the rest of the year. (Oh my!) Right now, it's all on sale—to the tune of up to 70 percent off when you use the code "SALE30" at checkout. Too burnt out to scroll through page after page of options yourself? Here's all the heat we're eyeing right off the bat. Read More           The 16 Best Denim Shirts to Buy Before Denim Shirt Season   There are few items more synonymous with a certain everyman aesthetic and the politicians trying to appeal to it on TV. (Hell, one of the most enduring images of a certain President-elect involves Amtrak Joe flashing his signature pearly whites wearing a particularly excellent denim shirt—from Levi's, naturally—on the cover of InStyle way back in 2017.) But there are also few items more synonymous with adventurous American style of the sort favored by everyone from old hands like Ralph Lauren to upstart streetwear savants. The denim shirt does it all. A reputation for versatility like that has to be earned, and rest assured: the denim shirt didn't cut any corners. Can you wear one during the week? Of course. Can you wear one on the weekends? You bet. Can you wear one on those days when you oversleep, check your phone in a panic, and then wonder why no one's online yet before remembering it's, like, President's Day or something? Hell yes! That's exactly when you should wear one. And here are 16 we love a lot right now. Read More           Hear Me Out: An Ice-Cold Martini Should Be Your Outdoor Drink Order   For a Martini to treat you right, it must be many things. It must be gin, it must be stirred, it must be served up and garnished with a lemon twist. Everyone has their preferences regarding this most famous of cocktails, and those are Robert Simonson's But, above all, it must be bracingly, shockingly cold. Since time and temperature wait for no person, that quality is difficult to preserve inside a bar or restaurant. You either have to finish your drink within ten minutes or be faced with a room-temp Martini—and few things are as unappetizing as that. But no more. Here's why a martini should be your outdoor drink of choice, while we're still forced to drink outside. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2021 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019