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Kyle Porter retweeted
If Pete Buttigieg were still DOT Secretary you and GOP would be demanding his immediate resignation.
Kyle Porter retweeted
A federal ban on hemp products would be devastating for small businesses and jobs in Minnesota and across the country. I am fighting for a bipartisan fix to protect our state’s hemp industry.
Kyle Porter retweeted
There are two hemp bans, and most people have only heard about one.
November 12: fully synthetic cannabinoids, the kind the plant can't make, lose their legal status.
December 11: a federal cap of 0.4 mg per container takes effect. That is small enough to hit the natural plant, most full-spectrum CBD, and the gummy on your nightstand.
Congress is not out of options. Eight bills are sitting in committee right now:
• 1 repeals the ban
• 2 delay it to 2028, with 40 House cosponsors from both parties
• 5 replace it with real rules: 21 and up, lab testing, honest labels, nothing aimed at kids
Most of them have Republicans and Democrats signed on together. Not one has gotten a committee vote.
AHAA is hemp farmers, shop owners, distributors, brand owners, and the people who rely on them, in nine state chapters, asking Congress for one thing: regulate it, don't eliminate it.
Fund the fight at usahaa.org.
Kyle Porter retweeted
A blue wave in Texas = almost immediately filing cannabis legalization bills.
NEW: Texas lawmakers have already begun prefiling bills to legalize recreational marijuana, expand medical cannabis access and establish THC drug testing employment protections for the 2027 session following last week's midterm elections.
marijuanamoment.net/marijuan…
Kyle Porter retweeted
.@JamesTalarico on Texas officially banning THC:
“This bill is insane.
Texans aren’t going to stop smoking weed and eating edibles because politicians in Austin say so. Texans will still use THC — but instead of getting it safely from a local small business, they’ll go back to getting it from the black market. From the drug cartels.
This ban is a gift to the cartels.
We are now telling full-grown adults how to live their lives. This is the nanny state at its worst; this is big government at its worst.
Instead of fully funding our schools, guaranteeing healthcare, or making childcare more affordable — this Legislature is focused on banning a product that gives people a little peace.
We’re making people’s lives harder, not easier.
I want to leave you with a quote: ‘It is time to end needless arrests and incarcerations of adults for small amounts of marijuana for personal use.’ That wasn’t a Democrat. That was President Donald Trump.
To my Republican colleagues, I’m asking you to oppose the cartels, stand with President Trump, and vote no on this insane bill.”
Kyle Porter retweeted
Cannabis Policy Reform Wins Voter Support In 2026 Midterm Elections via @forbes @forbeslife @MarijuanaPolicy #2026Election forbes.com/sites/ajherringto…
Kyle Porter retweeted
Jon Ossoff is one of the most powerful and motivating speakers in American politics. His words in this victory speech will give you chills.
YOU HAVE TO WATCH THIS. 🇺🇸💙
Kyle Porter retweeted
Billions of dollars’ worth of contracts predicting oil would fall and the S&P 500 would rise were placed about 15 minutes before Trump announced a U-turn on Iran in a post on Truth Social. CFTC staff began to investigate-- then were told to lay off. bloomberg.com/news/features/…
Kyle Porter retweeted
We need to save Kentucky’s hemp industry and protect the farmers who built it. I’m leading the charge to establish clear rules of the road, protect consumers, and keep hemp products out of the hands of children.
Thank you to the Kentucky Heritage Hemp Company for hosting us today for an important conversation about the future of this industry.
Kyle Porter retweeted
Why does homosexuality seem to be the only "sin" Christians are concerned with? The Bible has plenty to say about adultery, greed, hatred, lying, stealing, hypocrisy, judgment, and how we treat others.
