Articles tagged with "Elizabeth Warren"
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Here’s what’s in Elizabeth Warren’s marijuana legalization plan
Bruce Barcott - Published on February 24, 2020Read moreThe Democratic contender released a detailed proposal to end the war on drugs. It’s pretty good. We read it so you don’t have to.
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How Elizabeth Warren became a cannabis champion without ever getting high
David Bienenstock - Published on September 11, 2019Read moreLong known as a progressive firebrand on issues related to inequality and corruption, Elizabeth Warren also regularly champions cannabis legalization in Congress.
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President Trump Will ‘Probably’ Back STATES Act to End Federal Prohibition
Leafly Staff - Published on June 8, 2018Read morePresident Trump came out in support of the STATES Act to end federal marijuana prohibition in states that have legalized cannabis.
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FAQ: What the STATES Act Would Do, and Why It’s a Game-Changer
Leafly Staff - Published on June 7, 2018Read moreThis historic bill could end federal prohibition. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Sessions Told Senators He Had No Plans for Cannabis Crackdown
Lisa Rough - Published on March 3, 2017Read moreSeveral GOP Senators reported that Sessions privately reassured them that he would not be going after state-legal cannabis.
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Senators Call for Cannabis Banking Reform
Lisa Rough - Published on December 15, 2016Read moreA bipartisan group of Senators contacted a federal financial institute asking for guidance on the woes of banking in the cannabis industry. Will they respond?
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The Shake: Roseanne Gets in the Biz, Chris & Carly Get Out
Bruce Barcott - Published on February 11, 2016Read moreA new Senate bill expected Thursday afternoon would also give students with drug convictions a chance at federal student aid.
