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Last month, Ralo shared via social media that he is still behind bars on his federal drug charge from 2018, despite almost making bond, because an associate of his reportedly threw him under the bus. However, things could be looking up for the Atlanta rapper thanks to a new clemency program that the Biden Administration is reportedly working on for non-violent marijuana offenses.
According to a report from TMZ on Tuesday (April 6), activist and former hip-hop producer Weldon Angelos, who executive produced the
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Apr 7, 2021
They say politics makes strange bedfellows - look no further than the new team-up behind marijuana legalization.
Billionaire Charles Koch - one of the most prominent Republican donors - is partnering with none other than Snoop Dogg to launch a coalition called the Cannabis Freedom Alliance.
The group aims to promote marijuana legalization and the release of those currently behind bars for low-level marijuana offenses.
Mr. Koch and Mr. Dogg are teaming with activist Weldon Angelos, who was once sentenced to 55 years for marijuana trafficking before getting pardoned by President Trump last year.
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THE 46TH “Dianne Feinstein signals she’s open to abandoning Senate filibuster for voting rights,” by the LA Times’ Jennifer Haberkorn: “The idea of eliminating the filibuster or making it harder to do has gained momentum among Senate Democrats concerned Republicans would use the tool to block all of President Biden’s agenda.”