Amazon, investment banks, booze, big tobacco are lobbying big on marijuana policy
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Amazon
Capitol Hill
PayPal
House
Ayr Wellness
Prime Venture Capital
DBL Ventures
Ballard Partners
Trulieve
Trump
Constellation Brands
the Democratic National Committee
Curaleaf
Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies
McDonald's
Philip Morris
Altria
Cronos Group
CBD
Senate
Morgan Stanley
Crossroads Strategies
Congress
the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
the Credit Union National Association
K&L Gates
the Minority Cannabis Business Association
the United States Cannabis Council
the Senate Finance Committee
the Family Research Council
People
Chuck Schumer
Brian Ballard
Donald Trump
Parker Foxhall
Edward Conklin
Susan Platt
Joe Biden
Scott Gelbman
Mary Baker
Ron Wyden
Marijuana
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Democrats
Canadian
Democratic
Americans
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Libro.fm
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Summary
The more than 167 groups that lobbied on cannabis during the second quarter of this year is an increase from 147 that spent their influence dollars on the issue during the first quarter of this year. Amazon, which publicly announced support for federal cannabis legalization last month for the first time, spent $5 million in the second quarter lobbying on this and other issues. Curaleaf, one of the largest cannabis companies in the US, signed on with lobbying firm Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies and paid the firm $70,000 for its services during the second quarter.
As said here by Kimberly Leonard, Jeremy Berke