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“It's not a good look for the Olympic committee.
US footballer Megan Rapinoe and the Olympic committee are being heavily criticised for mixed and contradictory messages regarding the use of cannabis.

Rapinoe, 36, featured in a recent Forbes article which saw her promoting a CBD (Cannabidiol) or cannabis product called Mendi, as well as highlighting how elite athletes use w**d-based products to prepare for competitions.

The company itself was founded by Rapinoe's sister Rachael and Brett Schwager, who said: “We really believe there is a movement and a flood of people wanting healthier alternative medications [...] So, we want to give people the healthiest option to stay on top of their game longer, specifically positioned with athletes.”

This, unsurprisingly, hasn't sat well with a lot of people.”

So Sha’Carri Richardson gets banned for smoking cannabis yet Megan Rapinoe is advertising a form of it... | SportsJOE.ie Megan Rapinoe and the Olympic committee are being criticised after the US footballer promoted a cannabis product despite Richardson's ban.

“A representative of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) this week shifted blame for the Olympics suspension of U.S. runner Sha’Carri Richardson over a positive ma*****na test, saying the national sports organization is “heartbroken” over the case and supports “liberalization” of current bans but claiming that its hands are tied with respect to enforcing international drug policy.”

U.S. Sports Authority Backs 'Liberalization' Of Ma*****na Laws, Official Tells Lawmakers | Ma*****na Moment A representative of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) this week shifted blame for the Olympics suspension of U.S. runner Sha’Carri Richardson over a positive ma*****na test, saying the national sports organization is “heartbroken” over the case and supports “liberalization” of current ba...