Yes, and politics are always more complicated than our group homogenization bias suggests. Until recently it was pretty hard to find any politician outside of

Yes, and politics are always more complicated than our group homogenization bias suggests. Until recently it was pretty hard to find any politician outside of the libertarian party who would even go on the record as being pro cannabis, though former house Speaker Boehner now works for the industry. But if you look at public intellectuals, there have been lots of conservatives opposed to both abortion on demand and drug prohibition. As far as I know both have been the editorial position of National Review for decades, and William F Buckley was quite vocal on the moral failings of the war on some drugs. Theocons like Pat Robertson have been calling for cannabis to be regulated like alcohol for over a decade. The Mercer family, who were the primary funders of Trump and Bannon-era Breitbart are certainly pro-life. They also are the single largest donors to MAPS in support of the FDA trials on MDMA therapy for PTSD.