Not just cocaine: Secret Service reveals another banned substance was found in Biden's White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : A spokesperson for the Secret Service told Fox News Digital that agents had found "small amounts of marijuana" on two separate occasions, in July and September last year.
50% : The spokesperson told Fox News Digital that agents had found "less than .2 ounces of marijuana in both instances" and noted D.C.'s marijuana decriminalization.
48% : The Secret Service found marijuana twice in the White House in 2022, long before cocaine was located in the West Wing.
43% : Possessing less than two ounces of marijuana is not a crime in Washington, D.C., but the substance is still not allowed on federal property -- including the White House.
35% : Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., defended the Secret Service, saying that testing hundreds of potential suspects for drugs would be "a massively disproportionate and overblown response that would violate people's civil liberties.""I mean, if there were small amounts of marijuana or cocaine found somewhere in the Capitol Complex, we would not want to drug test everybody who works here," Raskin said.

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