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Republicans Who Didn't Do The Reading Burn Themselves
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July 6, 2022
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5:13Now PlayingMinnesota lawmaker, Sen. Jim Abeler, accidentally passed a law that allows certain THC products to be legal now after he failed to read the text thoroughly. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Minnesota Just Legalized Edibles After a Republican Didn’t Read the Bill
"Here’s something you don’t see every day: On Friday, THC-infused edibles and beverages became legal in the great state of Minnesota, after a law containing the legalization measure was included in a health and human services funding bill. How did this measure get through? Critically, a key Republican state senator who co-chaired the committee that passed it didn’t read the text closely enough. According to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Sen. Jim Abeler “said he didn’t realize the new law would legalize edibles containing delta-9 THC before it passed,” and thought he was just regulating existing CBD products:"
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