SAM (Smart Approaches to Marijuana) advocates for a commonsense, third-way approach to marijuana policy. NYT: The “well-coordinated opposition.” @gooddrugpolicy
It is heartening to see at least one elected representative in Virginia bringing up the concerns of health and safety related to this drug, writes SAM CEO @KevinSabet.
https://t.co/4i4utIwgaR
HUGE: @SenatorLankford and @RepArrington send a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent raising questions about the tax implications of rescheduling marijuana.
The letter highlights the No Deductions for Marijuana Businesses Act, which would prohibit Big Marijuana from receiving a multi-billion-dollar tax break.
https://t.co/3X3XDnp8rU
SAM Government Affairs Director @j0rdandavids0n spoke at WelcomeFest on the need for a new approach to drug policy in this country.
Our team is everywhere!
Grateful to have the opportunity to speak about moderate drug policy reform at WelcomeFest (@TheWelcomeTeam).
Special thanks to @laurenhpope for inviting me!
Lawsuit compares Big Marijuana to Big Tobacco—alleges companies "deceptively marketed" high-potency marijuana products to consumers as medicine.
https://t.co/ejqUBHKNOI
High-potency marijuana is leaving users with long-lasting psychosis, especially among young people.
"That number is double what we would’ve seen even five years ago."
https://t.co/1N8v05Us6Y