Ted Cruz Explains His Vote To Keep Hemp THC Products Federally Legal In Historic First Senate Roll Call On Cannabis: "I have long believed that the regulation of hemp and marijuana products should rest with each individual state." https://t.co/YCz6XtmRzy

While I’m on the subject if you are using the platform of the “Freedom” caucus to be a Prohibitionist on HEMP, you probably should skip using that title.

Please, please please sign this petition to keep #HEMP legal https://t.co/N1hvYoJu3K

HOLY CRAP!!! All it takes in North Carolina for a person to register to vote is for them to CHECK A BOX saying that they are a US Citizen. ...WHAT NOW?!!!!!!

🚨#BREAKING: It has been revealed that the North Carolina DMV has registered an "unknown number" of NON-CITIZENS to VOTE IN ELECTIONS!!! According to the DOJ, non-citizens registered to vote because, "the forms are in English and the individuals do not speak English..." WHAT?!!

This is what it boils down to when these people say they care about “combat veterans.” We’re sitting here screaming to keep hemp legal to keep us off opioids and here you are demonizing a method that literally saves our lives. Go hit the bottle, Laura.

My wife JUST now, "Isn't the champion in NASCAR the one with the most points?" *sigh* Me, "That's how it used to be..." Her, "That's stupid, why would they change it?" Yup...

Terry Connor Jr. and Steven Staples are the men facing charges in connection with the killing of Scott Brooks. They have a combined 25 arrests, including where Conner broke into a home and shot two people. Prosecutors declined to pursue the death penalty in the case.

🚨#BREAKING: Absolutely HORRIFYING surveillance footage has been released allegedly showing two repeat offenders, who have been arrested a combined TWENTY-FIVE times in Charlotte NC... ...hunting down and murdering 61 year-old sandwich shop owner, Scott Brooks Scott and his

Congress just turned a shutdown bill into a hemp ban. If passed, it would wipe out 95% of the $28B U.S. hemp industry and 300K jobs. ✍️ @JavierHasse https://t.co/thC01pqpXL

The hemp industry in America employees 300k+ people and generates $28B in taxable revenue. This industry is founded on American hemp farmers particularly in KY. Products like mine use hundreds of thousands of pounds of hemp a year to create natural THC products. This stems from

Thank you @SenRandPaul for standing on principle. I wish more had the balls to.

My testimony today at the senate hearing regarding SB3, the total ban on THC.

In a statement Monday, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable said the proposal would “wipe out 95%” of the $28.4 billion U.S. #hemp industry. “Recriminalizing hemp will force American farms and businesses to close and disrupt the wellbeing of countless Americans who depend on hemp.”

Thank you @SenRandPaul

This language, if finalized, gives a year to an industry on a massive growth tear. A lot can happen in an election year. This ain't over folks - so go ahead prohibitionists, spike the ball. I'll see you when the clock runs out.

The Senate chose prohibition over progress tonight. They voted to table Senator Rand Paul’s amendment — meaning the hemp ban language stays in the Senate funding package. The fight now moves to the house. Hemp supports farmers, small businesses, jobs, veterans, parents, and

The hemp provision in this appropriations package wipes out nearly 100% of legal hemp products overnight: killing jobs, crushing farmers, and overriding 23 state laws that already regulate hemp responsibly. Our farmers have turned to hemp as a lifeline when fertilizer, fuel, and

I have long believed that the regulation of hemp and marijuana products should rest with each individual state. Reasonable minds can disagree, and a blanket federal prohibition disempowers the voters in each of the fifty States. A one-size-fits-all federal standard will

@IngrahamAngle 🚜 Sen. Rand Paul is standing up for Kentucky’s farmers — when few in D.C. even remember what rural America looks like. Kentucky’s backbone — our family farms — are being squeezed from all sides: • Tobacco: Once a Bluegrass lifeline, federal reforms dismantled the quota