Texas Cannabis PAC

Texas Cannabis PAC (TexCANN) is a non-partisan political action committee promoting the consensus position on cannabis reform in the Texas Legislature.

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

Thank you to Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy for including our board member, Aaron Day, in your thought-provoking event - Texas Marijuana Policy Conference. Our PAC is proud to help protect and elect the Texas lawmakers who actively advance reform of Texas cannabis laws.

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

We are excited to announce that TexCann PAC Board Member Aaron Day will speak at the "Making Cannabis a Campaign Issue" session during the upcoming Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy​ conference. Register now! https://t.co/N49ivqiNdo @TxMJPolicy

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

Similar concerns being raised in Bexar, Harris, Tarrant, Nueces and other Texas counties: https://t.co/26Um2pFVwR

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

Marijuana and legal hemp: the cost of measuring what’s pot and what’s not
https://t.co/Fi6qehCeYT

[Marijuana Policy Project @MarijuanaPolicy]

HAPPENING NOW! Tune in!

[Grits for Breakfast @Grits4Breakfast]

This is a stance for higher local property taxes thanks to unnecessary incarceration, indigent-defense costs, and wasted officer time. At a time when the #txlege wants to limit local revenue, shouldn't they also pass bills like #HB63 that reduce local tax burdens?

[Houston Young Republicans @HoustonYR]

#HB63 is @TexasYRs legislative priority bill and in-line with the @TexasGOP platform. If you believe in liberty, personal responsibility, and sensible criminal justice reform, please contact @DanPatrick and respectfully ask that he reevaluate his position.

[Joe Moody @moodyforelpaso]

It's been 45 years since the #txlege passed marijuana reform. Today, we took a huge step forward when the House supported HB63. The bill would stop 75K Texans from being arrested annually & would save ~$735 million in local tax dollars. #CJReform
https://t.co/1KzZGF79Is

[James Barragán 🌟 @James_Barragan]

#HB63 to reduce penalties for possession of small amounts of marijuana gains initial approval from the House on a 98-43 vote #txlege

[James Barragán 🌟 @James_Barragan]

"This isn’t about whether marijuana is good or bad, it’s about whether what we’re doing on enforcement is good policy. We all know it’s not... The time for reform is now" - Moody #HB63

[Vicky Camarillo @vickycamarillo_]

Moody talking about negative effects of harsh marijuana penalties: $734M spent in Texas on enforcement, 75,000 arrests that take police off the street, collateral consequences that follow young people the rest of their lives #txlege #HB63

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

@TexasNORML Republican and Democratic Party platforms include common call to reform cannabis laws #txlege.

[Texas NORML @TexasNORML]

NOW: #HB63 discussion surrounding recusing penalties for #marijuana possession has begun!

WATCH - https://t.co/1uhoXykRyK

#txlege #Texas #NORML

[Joshua M. Blank @JoshuaMBlank]

As #txlege takes up #HB63, reduction in #marijuana penalties, worth noting that most Texans support reducing the punishment for marijuana possession to a citation and fine according to June 2018 @UTAustin/@TexasTribune polling: https://t.co/hcqpjzoTUM

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

Republican and Democratic Party platforms include common call to reform cannabis laws #txlege. WATCH LIVE TODAY as House considers #HB63 https://t.co/DGG2zAHsvb

[Snapper Carr♻️ @Snapper_Carr]

@moodyforelpaso thank you for advancing common sense marijuana reform in TX! Both Democrat & GOP platforms support marijuana law reforms. #HB63 benefits TX taxpayers & frees up valuable law enforcement resources. Pls VOTE YES #txlege #txcann

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

We support HB 63 - civil penalties for low-level marijuana possession #txlege

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

“A majority of states now have medical marijuana programs and it has become increasingly necessary to...bring the safeguards, activities, and sales associated with this business into the regulatory reporting compliance framework.” https://t.co/leIL2kBCCW

[Texas Cannabis PAC @TexCann]

“A civil penalty system keeps people accountable but employable...It allows us to focus our scarce resources on much more serious crimes.”

[Texas Tribune @TexasTribune]

No, experts don't consider marijuana a gateway drug. That, and five more fact checks from the Texas Legislature on weed. #txlege https://t.co/R37lq4RzIz

[Tom Angell 🌳📰ⓥ @tomangell]

BOOM: New Mexico’s governor just signed a marijuana decriminalization bill.

NM is now the 24th state to remove the threat of jail time for possessing small amounts of cannabis.

https://t.co/IR3vz2ywmw