Gianforte plan wouldn't use pot revenue for public lands, vets
A marijuana harvester examines a bud that is going through a trimming machine in a rural area near Corvallis, Ore., Sept. 30, 2016. (AP Photo/Andrew Selsky FILE)
Montana voters moved to legalize recreational marijuana in November after being told that tax revenue from pot sales would be used for public lands, veterans' services and health care for elderly people and those with disabilities, among other programs....
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