Five House Republicans crossed the line of parties to vote for more legislation seeking to declare the Act federalist – a state of disagreement with the party, but not with a national spirit.
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Gop pioneers lash out at marijuana laws, while the Content-19 relationship continues unabated.
“More law is flawed; He uses the cannabis policy to make a big deal out of social engineering for creating new taxes and new programs and redistribution of wealth, ‘Getz said from the House floor on Friday. Jim Jordan gave his time to R-Ohio.
“But I’m the only Republican co-sponsor of the Moore Act here and I vote for it because the federal government has lied to the people of this country about marijuana for pay.”
“We’ve seen one, especially black and brown youth, who are closed to crime, from which no one should be imprisoned. I’m also deeply concerned that the current policy, the federal government, is preventing research into disruptions, research that can unlock treatment and help people live better lives, “he said, adding that Democrats have been addressing for years.
“My Republican allies will make many arguments against this bill today, but those arguments are losing heavily with the American people.”
A recent Gallup poll found that ma ma per cent of Americans support legalizing marijuana – the highest at 8% and the highest since last year.
In the most recent general election, the two strictest states, Mississippi and South Dakota, joined 34 other states to legalize marijuana for medicinal use.
South Dakota, along with Arizona, New Jersey and Montana, has passed legislation that allows possession of marijuana for recreational use – meaning 15 states now allow such possession.
But the G.O.P. The controlling Senate does not care about the American people or their fellow Republican legislators.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R.K., condemned House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D.C., for allowing the Moore Act to be passed last week, while the Coronavirus Relief Bill has not yet been agreed.
“The House of Representatives is spending this week on issues like marijuana,” McConnell said from the Senate floor on Thursday. “You know, serious, important legislation that benefits the national crisis.”
More laws hitting the House floor for the vote were not so surprising, as it first appeared on the docket in September.
Not wanting to disappoint voters by passing a bill that decriminalizes marijuana when Congress can’t agree on a COVID stimulus package, Democrats withdrew the bill promising to vote on it before the end of the year.
“Speaker Pelosi House decides to‘ puff, puff, pass ’on job-saving PPP and covid relief. The Senate Republicans focus on the urgently needed epidemics and relief and financial assistance of Americans, “the Senate Republican Communications Center said on Twitter. “But House Democrats are focused on legalizing marijuana.”
Sen. Kelly Lofler said the rent is due today and Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer are focusing on legalizing marijuana and making Tiger King illegal.
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Republicans currently have 0 seats in the Senate, while Democrats have 48 independent seats, including two independent senators who caucus with Democrats. But if the G.O.P. If no candidates lose in the runoff, Democrats will likely pass more act in the Senate.
Even if the GOP loses just one Senate seat, only one Republican senator will need to cross party lines to pass the bill – likely to show a House vote on Friday.
