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Hemp ban set to be delayed a month after House passes funding bill
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Yesterday, the House voted to delay the federal hemp ban by one month. It’s a step in the right direction — but it’s not nearly enough.
Thousands of Minnesota workers, farmers, brewers and producers depend on the hemp industry and hemp-derived products. I’ll keep fighting to stop the hemp ban and protect Minnesota jobs.
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Thank you for your leadership @RepAngieCraig
Yesterday, the House voted to delay the federal hemp ban by one month. It’s a step in the right direction — but it’s not nearly enough.
Thousands of Minnesota workers, farmers, brewers and producers depend on the hemp industry and hemp-derived products. I’ll keep fighting to stop the hemp ban and protect Minnesota jobs.
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Statement from U.S. Hemp Roundtable General Counsel Jonathan Miller, after the House passed a short-term funding bill, including a delay on a federal ban on many intoxicating hemp products @SpectrumNewsDC @SpectrumNews1KY
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Just taking a minute to expressing deep gratitude across a broad coalition from @HempRoundtable @hempbevalliance @BAMCOpolicy and their members to secure a one-month extension to the looming hemp product ban.
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Jonathan Miller @RecoveringPol of the U.S. @HempRoundtable discusses the importance of Senate action over the weekend to delay the federal ban on certain hemp products. ow.ly/bVAO50ZyjAS
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I support the current hemp language in the funding bill.
It bans synthetic intoxicants while giving naturally derived products a short extension.
That’s common sense, and it gives Congress and the Administration time to negotiate a more substantial bill.
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Thank you @POTUS for your leadership on promoting access to Hemp-derived CBD.
I agree Congress must deliver on important reforms, and after years of working on this issue, my HEMP Act is one potential solution to address this important policy.
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The Office of Congressman Jim Baird is saddened to announce the passing of his beloved wife, Danise, following complications from injuries sustained in a car accident earlier this year.
Congressman Baird and Danise were married for 59 years, building a life centered on faith, family, and service. A devoted wife and loving mother of three, she was the foundation of their family and will be deeply missed. We ask that you keep the Congressman and his family in your prayers during this difficult time.
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HAPPENING NOW: Press conference with champion @RepJamesComer & @HempRoundtable.
The industry thanks Rep. Comer, @RepJimBaird, @RepAngieCraig, @repgabeevans & @RepTimMooreNC for introducing extension legislation a CRITICAL step in saving the American hemp industry.
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Just about to jump on Sirius POTUS with @DanAbramsSXM Join me!
2pm ET TODAY - @RecoveringPol joins @DanAbrams to discuss how the bill that ended the shutdown could threaten the U.S. hemp industry’s future - What happens now in regard to #Hemp and #THC?
Call in - 866-967-6887
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Just to be clear: I am not delaying this bill. The timing is already fixed under Senate procedure. But there is extraneous language in this package that has nothing to do with reopening the government and would harm Kentucky’s hemp farmers and small businesses.
Standing up for Kentucky jobs is part of my job.
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Hemp is under attack! Capitol Hill is buzzing that hemp could be banned in a matter of weeks. Together, we can stop this.
We need YOU to help tell Congress that prohibition is not the answer -> bit.ly/3ItEzGP
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Texans do not want a total ban. They do want a reasonable, regulated hemp market free of dangerous products - especially those advertised and sold to minors. The gas station garbage must go while Texans enjoy the freedom they expect from conservative governance. #txlege #SB3
Feeling immense gratitude to those who’ve been true supporters of the hemp industry, especially @DadePhelan & @KingforTexas, who opposed the Oliverson Amendment and devoted countless hours fighting for smart regulation to support our veterans & protect thousands of hemp jobs. They are steadfast champions of free enterprise and they deserve our praise! #SB3 #txlege
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WSWA urges Congress to revise language in the FY2026 Ag-FDA bill that could unintentionally ban compliant, naturally derived Delta-9 hemp products.
🔗 Read More: wswa.org/news/wswa-urges-con…
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Texans, flee the nanny state and come up north to enjoy the land of the free.
Breaking: Texas Legislature on verge of completely banning THC products after key House vote. bit.ly/44JDxzi
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WATCH LIVE: The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is taking testimony from @HempRoundtable at a hearing on how FDA "failed to approve products and take necessary enforcement actions resulting in a flood of illicit and counterfeit products."
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Heading to Capitol Hill to testify on behalf of the #hemp industry before the @GOPoversight committee. Tune in at the link below.
Tomorrow, April 9th, our General Counsel, Jonathan Miller, will testify before the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability at a hearing titled “Restoring Trust in FDA: Rooting Out Illicit Products.”
Watch LIVE tomorrow at 10 AM ET here: youtube.com/watch?v=VNQuy-k3…
