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August 16th, 2013
08:59 PM ET

Could Gov. Christie's medical marijuana decision impact a possible 2016 run?

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie decided not to decide on a medical marijuana bill that could make it easier for children to qualify for the state's already existing medical marijuana program.

He sent the bill back to the state legislature, but did signal he'd sign it if changes were made.

Christie seeks changes in New Jersey medical marijuana bill

Republican strategist Hogan Gidley is OutFront to discuss what the decision could mean for a potential Christie 2016 presidential election run.
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