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Maurer, undeterred, talked his way into the good graces of the two guys - Ethan Nadelmann and Graham Boyd - who advise the small group of wealthy people willing to put big money intomarijuana initiatives. They agreed to help finance what turned into ...
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Also you have to look at this history- the Giants have players who have faked injurys before to stall a defense, so ethically this matches their MO. Could be a real ... Funny how all Russel Wilson cares about is getting more money but he lacks the ...
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Here's the thing about citizens initiatives: anyone can file them—it's free—but to see one successfully land on the ballot, you need a shitload of money.
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Each year, the event celebrates our freedoms as Americans and allows us continue the fight to expand those freedoms by reforming Missouri's cannabis laws. ... Successful initiative campaigns are massive undertakings and require millions of dollars.
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The state, which, in 1998 became the second to pass a medical marijuana statute, joins Colorado, Washington and Alaska (whose law went into effect in February) in decriminalizing adult possession of marijuana. Oregon citizens 21 or older can now ...
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For now, people can only share or give away marijuana and starter plants so you'll have to hit up a generous friend, though a bill allowing recreational marijuana sales at dispensaries in the fall is making its way through the Oregon Legislature ...
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The initiative strategy is what advocates for legalized marijuana have used in recent years to skirt hostile or timid legislatures, with notable success.
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Delaware is possible. New Hampshire is possible. And then there's going to be these outlier ballotinitiatives that are possible, like Missouri or Michigan or Ohio.” Ian James, vice president of business development for cannabis consultancy Canna ...
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In 2010, a closely watched ballot initiative to legalize recreational pot use failed, but a recent poll by the Public Policy Institute of California showed that 55 percent of likely voters support legalizingmarijuana for recreational use. It was ...
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NEW YORK, June 24, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Columbia Care LLC, one of the nation's leading medical marijuana companies, announced a research agreement today with the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, an internationally acclaimed research institution ...
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