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Angelos reportedly had earlier connected with the Koch network to feel out its support for legalizing cannabis at the federal level in the U.S. Compared to previous Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, current Majority Leader Chuck Schumer looks to a far better bet to get a weed legalization bill to a vote, he suggested to
Politico. Sixty yes votes are needed for any such bill to pass.
Schumer has been very vocal about his support to oust current rules, tweeting last week that he “will keep working in the Senate to end the federal prohibition on marijuana and undo the damage of the War on Drugs.”
Charles Koch lends his support to newly created Cannabis Freedom Alliance after Zoom chat with Snoop Dogg
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McConnell Walks Back His Warning to Corporations to Stay Out of Politics, Except for Campaign Donations: ‘I Didn’t Say That Very Artfully’ Mediaite 3 days ago
Senate Majority Leader
Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is walking back widely-mocked comments he made Tuesday warning corporations to stay out of politics with the notable exception of campaign contributions.
Speaking at a news conference in Kentucky Wednesday, the senator clarified that his criticism was far more broad than he intended, and related more specifically to the Georgia voting law – which corporations based in that state such as Coca-Cola and Delta have spoken out against.
“I didn’t say that very artfully yesterday,” McConnell said. “They’re certainly entitled to be involved in politics. They are. My principal complaint is they didn’t read the darn bill.”