MSOs are pumping PACs full of cash to protect their state-licensed marijuana monopolies.
Trulieve. Curaleaf. Verano. Green Thumb. AYR. Ascend.
$11.5 MILLION in one month.
But please, tell me again how hemp companies donating to politicians is the scandal. 😂
https://t.co/YoIqGZ2QbH
That’s a lot of confidence for someone who just proved my point. Following the federal hemp law Congress passed isn’t “cutting corners.” It’s competition and the limited-license MSOs hate it because consumers finally have another option.
And spare me the Schedule III lecture. The rule covers state-licensed medical marijuana. State-licensed adult use marijuana remains Schedule I and will continue to. A state license is not a magic federal-compliance wand. Medical marijuana is state legal, federally legal, and federally protected. Hemp is state legal, federally legal, and federally protected. Adult use marijuana is state legal, federally illegal, and not federally protected. We will wind up with medical marijuana and adult use Hemp in the end. Try reading the room better.
For all of those that doubt, this, a train load of Crow is coming your way.. On to Inning 2. @TheDalesReport@V_arrell .. Dank, Jamie and their people who fund them are in for stormy times.
@SenTedBuddNC Over 16,000 of your constituents would lose their jobs, millions of your constituents will lose access to products they have consumed legally for 6-7 years. Have you not spoken to people in your own state? How will the state make up for the tax loss?
@PoppotNewYork You should research this case before using it for your propaganda. Horrible parents with an obese child with a heart condition and a highly questionable diagnosis that has been disputed by many experts.
Public health isn’t measured by the most frightening headline. Children should never have access to THC products, but one tragic case does not establish a national epidemic. The responsible response is strict packaging, dose limits, retail controls, and honest comparison with the far more common pediatric exposures already found in American homes.
@RepAndyHarrisMD One tragic case should be taken seriously. But if one child death justifies banning a product, we’d also have to ban pools, button batteries, dressers, hot cars, and common medicines. We regulate those risks. Hemp should be regulated too—not singled out.
“I refuse to sell anything in my store that’s harmful to anybody. I care more about my customers than just making a quick dollar,” says TX hemp store owner Jennifer Garza.
Good-faith acting owners are being punished by last-minute legislation.