180493-anti-pot-lobbys-big-bankroll

7/20/2014

This article discusses the significant financial contributions made by the anti-marijuana lobby to influence public opinion and policy on marijuana legalization. It highlights how various industries, such as private prisons, pharmaceuticals, and alcohol, have a vested interest in maintaining the illegality of marijuana. The article examines the financial backing provided by these industries to influential groups and politicians to uphold strict marijuana laws. It also sheds light on the deceptive tactics used by these groups to manipulate public perception by spreading misleading information about the potential risks of marijuana use. The article suggests that the big bankroll behind the anti-pot lobby is a key factor in hindering progress towards marijuana legalization.

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