Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation illustrates the complete collapse of independence inside the Republican Party. She stood as one of Trump’s loudest defenders. Her downfall came the moment she stepped out of total alignment with him. The retaliation showed that the party now demands personal obedience, not ideological agreement. Any deviation invites immediate attacks and loss […]
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Ohioans approved Issue 2 because it created a simple, comprehensible, voter-designed cannabis system. It legalized adult use, protected home grow, limited local obstruction, established clear tax distribution rules, and placed regulation under one division with a focused mandate. The framework was straightforward, predictable, and easy to administer. SB 56 replaces that model with a dense,
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Senate Bill 56 – Revise medical and adult-use marijuana laws; levy marijuana taxeshttps://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/136/sb56 SB56 is a full-scale takeover and rebuild of Ohio’s hemp market. The bill treats “intoxicating hemp” almost the same as marijuana and creates a tightly controlled system run by the Division of Cannabis Control and the Department of Agriculture. SB56 creates a
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While you were sleeping, Ohio law changed again. Lawmakers jammed through a $2B property tax package, an election overhaul, hemp limits, school fixes, and inmate product rules, plus a pile of extras. The following sixteen bills have been sent to Governor DeWine’s desk to become law in 30 days. House Bill 186 – Regards school
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Trump’s latest flirtation with a third term shows how much he craves control. His hints about “methods” to stay in power have frozen Republican ambition. Every rising figure now waits for his permission to speak. Democrats are no better. Their leaders bicker over age, ideology, and strategy. Both parties have become obsessed with power struggles
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