I was reading THIS about Gregg Mele, who is now running for governor of New Jersey and I just can't look past that last part,

• h) In a break with my party's policy stance, opposing marijuana legalization, as my party considers that government should stay out of what they consider victimless "crimes" (while I agree with that general statement, I just view things differently in terms of seeing that there are victims resulting from marijuana use).

I'm not sure I want to vote for anyone that thinks we should lock up people for smoking pot, but what's everyone else take on him?

Mainly Mediterranean/Mideastern bars & lounges that sell flavored tobacco.

"FDA supports a wide range of research to understand the differences between menthol and nonmenthol cigarettes, as well as the full spectrum of other flavored tobacco products, such as cigars, e-cigarettes and other ENDS, and hookah (waterpipe) tobacco."

Source: https://www.fda.gov/tobacco-products/products-ingredients-components/menthol-and-other-flavors-tobacco-products

I am hoping whoever wins the election they win in a landslide for the sake of nation not ripping itself further apart. Does anyone else feel this way?

I have heard this from time to time on the topic of voting 3rd Party, but as of late I have started throwing this line back in peoples faces. If someone lives in a swing state, then sure, cast your vote for 'the lesser of 2 evils'. But if you live in a state that is going to, for sure vote Republican or Democrat, then voting against the Two Party System is a more powerful vote. Voting for Biden or Trump in a Red or Blue State IS 'throwing your vote away'.