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The Drug Enforcement Administration has never reported a single overdose caused by marijuana use, but Chelsea Clinton was apparently unaware of that fact when she recently told an audience in Ohio that people have “died” after using marijuana during a speaking engagement. A spokesperson for Hillary Clinton’s daughter said the presidential candidate’s only child “misspoke” on the marijuana facts, according to The Washington Post.
The 36-year-old was asked about her mother’s support of marijuana reform in the United States while talking to students last Saturday at Youngstown State University in Ohio and expressed the older Clinton’s support of cannabis research and states experimenting with recreational and medical pot use. However, she followed up by alleging marijuana could potentially be deadly and claimed people in Colorado have died after using it.
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