On Capitol Hill, two Democrats called out Elon Musk for his promises of federal spending reductions and instead offered another plan to President Donald Trump on June 11, which included cannabis reform. Elon Musk, who promised cuts to federal spending on Elon Musk’s behalf, offered President Donald Trump a new plan on June 11, which included cannabis reform.
In a letter addressed to Trump by U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-N.M.), they said that unnecessary arrests and federal detention programs cost taxpayers millions of dollars, and proposed decriminalizing marijuana. They made six recommendations in an effort to reduce “wasteful spending by the government” of more than 2 trillion dollars over the coming decade.
Warren and Stansbury noted that the federal marijuana prohibition continues despite the legalization of the plant in 24 states for people over 21. The two also informed Trump that it was not logical to imprison elderly patients and those who are terminally ill, even if they “pose little danger to the public’s safety”, or those who have minor violations in probation and parole.
By ending these practices the government could potentially save billions. Writer in the seven-page letter, detailing their plan to also crack down on health care profiteering to save roughly $1.5 trillion and to target waste and abuse in the federal tax code to save more than $1 trillion over the next 10 years—among other measures.
The law enforcement officers will earn more in 2023 than 217 000 arrests for cannabis related offenses. 84% were only for possession, according to crime data Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI),
Warren and Stansbury estimated that, in comparison, the White House tax cuts, which benefit the ultra-wealthy like Musk or other businessmen, will end up costing U.S. Taxpayers $4 trillion dollars over the next ten years.
It comes after the fallout of Trump and Musk where both the president of the United States and the richest individual on earth were involved. Showcased their feud Earlier this month, I posted on Facebook.
Warren and Stansbury noted that Musk’s departure from his role as Trump’s “special government employee” at the head of Trump’s false Department of Government Efficiency and return to the business sector was based on a May 30th report. Wall Street Journal Report that stated the president asked his advisors recently, “Was all of it bullshit?” The question was about Musk’s promises to slash $1 trillion in government spending—a figure that was halved from an original promise to cut $2 trillion.
Warren Stansbury and Warren wrote, “The obvious answer: It is.” Musk was never really trying to cut waste at DOGE. DOGE, under the pretext of streamlining public spending, pushed policies recklessly that weakened essential services, ousted civil servants with experience, and reduced oversight, while increasing profits for Mr. Musk’s companies.”
These congresswomen are a Memorandum of 44 pages In April, the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations at Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs released its report. This memo estimated how much legal liability Musk could have avoided by taking over government without being elected.
The PSI memo states that Musk’s companies could be liable for at least 2,37 billion dollars as of January 20,25. This includes $1.2 billion as a potential liability due to Tesla making alleged false or misleading claims about the autopilot feature and its full self-driving capabilities.
According to the PSI Memo, “while the $2.37-billion figure is a credible estimate and conservative, it dramatically understates Mr. Musk’s true benefit from legal risk prevention alone, as a consequence of his role in the government.” The PSI Memo only tracked financial liabilities of 40 of 65 possible actions Musk, his companies, were exposed to by eleven federal agencies. The DOGE cut funding to those agencies.
In their letter to Trump, Warren and Stansbury claimed that DOGE had “failed to identify and eradicate waste, fraud and abuse”. They wrote that DOGE actions have increased costs and caused suffering to Americans.
This letter from June 11, is very similar to one that you might receive in the mail. 21-page letter Musk received a letter from Warren three days following Trump’s January inauguration, in which she provided him with 30 ideas that could cut “wasteful” government spending by at least 2 trillion dollars over the next ten years.
Drug Enforcement Administration and Customs and Border Patrol Continue to raid marijuana businesses Warren wrote about marijuana in January. These arrests and seizure drain federal resources. DOGE should suggest that [the Department of Justice] The following are some examples of how to get started: [Department of Homeland Security] Save resources by prioritizing the arrests of marijuana users and reducing other enforcement activities, if the drug is not illegal in the area where it was consumed.”
According to the latest survey, 70% of U.S. adult citizens support federal reform. Gallup pollsters.
The DOJ is also responsible for the prosecution of criminal cases. The proposed rule It has been more than a full year since cannabis was reclassified to Schedule III in the Controlled Substances Act. The process has remained dormant ever since the chief administrative law judges of the DEA took over. You can also get a grant Five months ago, an interlocutory application was filed.
Trump Signs Terry Cole was Terry Cole’s nominee as his successor to the DEA during his presidential campaign in 2024. The following are some of the ways to get in touch with each other Cole said during his confirmation hearing on April 30, that resuming the scheduling process started by President Joe Biden was “one of my top priorities.” Cole, however, Refrain He is not allowed to say where he stands in relation to the DOJ proposal.
Rescheduling can mean the difference between a loss and a profit for many cannabis entrepreneurs. This is because they are able to take ordinary business expenses off their federal taxes. Section 280E, of the Internal Revenue Code, prevents cannabis businesses from deducting ordinary business expenses when they are listed on Schedule I.
Warren, as the ranking senator on the Senate Banking Committee has been a long-time supporter of banking reforms for the cannabis sector as well as the alignment between federal and state cannabis laws.
Warren and Stansbury sent a letter to Trump saying, “Learn from Elon Musk’s and DOGE’s mistakes and stop attacking critical federal programs. Instead, act on our recommendations.”
On Capitol Hill, two Democrats called out Elon Musk for his promises of federal spending reductions and instead offered another plan to President Donald Trump on June 11, which included cannabis reform. Elon Musk promised to cut federal spending and offered a different plan, including cannabis reforms, on June 11, instead.
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Rep. Melanie Stansbury of New Mexico, both Democrats, wrote to Trump in which they claimed that federal arrests, detentions, and other programs were costing the taxpayers billions, as well as suggesting decriminalizing Cannabis. They made six recommendations in an effort to reduce “wasteful spending by the government” of more than 2 trillion dollars over the coming decade.
Warren and Stansbury emphasized that despite the fact that 24 states have legalized cannabis for adults over 21, the federal prohibition still stands. Also, they told Trump it makes no sense to jail elderly or terminally-ill patients with “little risk to public security” and minor technical infractions of probation and parole.
By ending these practices the government could potentially save billions. Writer in the seven-page letter, detailing their plan to also crack down on health care profiteering to save roughly $1.5 trillion and to target waste and abuse in the federal tax code to save more than $1 trillion over the next 10 years—among other measures.
The law enforcement officers will earn more in 2023 than 217 000 arrests for cannabis related offenses84% were only for possession, according to crime data Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI).
Warren and Stansbury, on the other hand, said that the tax breaks for ultra-wealthy people, like businessmen such as Musk, would cost U.S. citizens $4 trillion in the next 10 years.
It comes after the fallout of Trump and Musk where both the president of the United States and the richest individual on earth were involved. Showcased their feud Earlier this month, I posted on Facebook.
Warren and Stansbury noted that Musk’s departure from his role as Trump’s “special government worker” at the Department of Government Efficiency was cited in a May 30, 2017 report. Wall Street Journal A report indicated that the president had recently asked one of his advisers “Was this all bullshit?” The question was about Musk’s promises to slash $1 trillion in government spending—a figure that was halved from an original promise to cut $2 trillion.
Warren and Stansbury wrote: “The answer was obvious. It was.” Musk was never really trying to cut waste at DOGE. DOGE pushed reckless spending policies under the pretense of reducing waste. They also fired experienced civil servants and gutted vital services. All this while decreasing oversight and increasing profits to Mr. Musk’s businesses.
These congresswomen are a Memorandum of 44 pages In April, the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations at Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs released its report. The memo calculated how Trump could give the richest person in the world unprecedented power over the federal governments and the potential legal liabilities Musk might have avoided by his unelected takeover.
The PSI memo states that Musk’s companies could be liable for at least 2,37 billion dollars as of January 20,25. This includes $1.2 billion as a potential liability due to Tesla making allegedly misleading or false statements regarding its self-driving and autopilot features.
According to the PSI Memo, “While the 2,37 billion dollar figure is a credible estimate and conservative, it dramatically understates Mr. Musk’s true benefit from the legal risk avoided alone because of his role in the government,” which tracked only potential financial liabilities of 40 of 65 acts Musk was subjected to by eleven federal agencies. The DOGE cut funding to those agencies.
In their letter to Trump, Warren and Stansbury stated that DOGE had “failed to identify and eradicate waste, fraud and abuse”. They wrote that DOGE actions have increased costs and caused suffering to Americans.
This letter from June 11, is very similar to one that you might receive in the mail. 21-page letter Musk was sent a message by Warren, three days after Trump’s inauguration on January 30, containing 30 suggestions that would reduce “wasted government spending” of at least $2 trillion over the following decade.
Drug Enforcement Administration and Customs and Border Patrol Continue to raid marijuana businesses Warren wrote about marijuana in January. These arrests and seizure drain federal resources. DOGE should suggest that [the Department of Justice] The following are some examples of how to get started: [Department of Homeland Security] Save resources by prioritizing the arrests of marijuana users and other enforcement activities, even if the drug is not illegal in the area where it was consumed.
According to the latest survey, 70% of U.S. adult citizens support federal reform. Gallup pollsters.
The DOJ is also responsible for the prosecution of criminal cases. The proposed rule Since the chief administrative judge of the DEA, the current process is dormant. You can also get a grant Five months ago, an interlocutory application was filed.
Trump Signs Terry Cole was Terry Cole’s nominee as his candidate to head the DEA during his 2020 campaign. The following are some of the ways to get in touch with each other Cole said during his confirmation hearing on April 30, that he would make it “one of [his] first priorities” to continue the scheduling process started by President Joe Biden. Cole, however, Refrain He is not allowed to say where he stands in relation to the DOJ proposal.
Rescheduling is the key to a successful cannabis business. It allows them to deduct their ordinary business costs from federal tax. Section 280E, of the Internal Revenue Code, prevents cannabis businesses from deducting ordinary business expenses when they are listed on Schedule I.
Warren, as the ranking senator on the Senate Banking Committee has been a long-time supporter of banking reforms for the cannabis sector as well as the alignment between federal and state cannabis laws.
Warren and Stansbury sent a letter to Trump saying, “You must learn from the mistakes of Elon Musk and DOGE, stop attacking critical federal programs and act instead on our recommendations.”
Cannabis Law Resources for Poland
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