PROJECTFOUR2029
Rescheduling Cannabis Is a Justice Issue.
We're Making It Law.
Project Four 2029 is built on a single unifying premise: cannabis, whether hemp or marijuana, is a safer alternative to alcohol, and Americans deserve the legal right to choose it. This is not merely a legalization argument — it is a public health argument. Our goals will advance through engagement with 2028 presidential and congressional candidates on common sense agency directives aligned with statutory authority — building the political will and public pressure for Congress to deliver lasting reform. The question should never be 'why should cannabis be legal?' The question should be: 'why, given everything we know about the relative harms of alcohol and cannabis, does federal law reward one and punish the other? It’s time to stop wasting effort and money on lobbying Congress and focus on forcing change through legal executive action.
OUR THREE PILLARS
The Three Pillars of Project Four 2029
I
Industry Unification
Policy proposals designed with equal benefit to the hemp and marijuana industries — building a broad coalition rather than a narrow constituency.
II
Candidate Engagement
Educating 2028 presidential and congressional candidates on the social benefits of reform and the legal mechanisms available to them through executive action.
III
Social & Economic Alignment
Framing rescheduling as a public-health, social equity, and economic issue — not a cannabis-only issue — to broaden the political case for reform.
ABOUT THE INITIATIVE
Who is Behind Project Four 2029?
ProjectFour2029 is a legally vetted, evidence-based advocacy initiative built by a lawyer and a marketer who believe the movement deserves better infrastructure. Our mission is straightforward: build the groundwork for meaningful federal cannabis reform before the window opens, so the movement is ready when it does. We are non-partisan, community-first, and accountable to the people this work is for — not to donors, not to optics.
Every position we take is grounded in research. Every public communication is legally sound from the start, not reviewed at the end. We move transparently, we build coalitions before we make asks, and we measure success by what actually changes. We're a small operation with a specific target and a clear timeline. Learn who we are, how we work, and why 2029.
MEET THE TEAM AND OUR FULL MISSION
KEY ISSUES
The Legal Record
The path to reform runs through the law. We break down the decisions, missteps, and missed opportunities that have defined federal cannabis policy, and what getting it right would actually look like.
TOPIC
What the Attorney General and Secretary Kennedy Should Have Done to Legalize a US Medical Program
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