BUT Trump’s own “Make America Great Again PAC” pays himself $37,541.67 per month to rent office space!
Over the past few years, as more and more states moved towards legalization of cannabis, the use of marijuana for medical reasons has become a lot more popular in the United States. Known to help patients with chronic pain, anxiety, panic attacks or other physical and mental ailments, medical marijuana was first made legal in California in 1996 and is now widely accepted across the United States.
With public support for cannabis legalization reaching new highs, many Americans have tried cannabis products, be it for medical or for recreational reasons. While a recent Gallup poll showed that 49 percent of U.S. adults have tried marijuana, data from the OTC & Pharma 2021 special of Statista’s Global Consumer Survey shows that 43 percent of Americans have tried medical cannabis or CBD.
According to the survey, which was conducted in July and August, 3 in 10 U.S. adults consider cannabis/CBD a good alternative to traditional medical products, while 26 percent would even prefer it over chemical medication. There are still some reservations with respect to medical use of cannabis, however, as 21 percent of respondents said they’d be worried about the risks and 13 percent don’t want cannabis to be legal at all.
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The House overwhelmingly passed a bill to make it easier for Afghans who assisted the American military to relocate to the U.S. The Averting Loss of Life and Injury by Expediting SIVs Act (ALLIES) Act was approved by a 407-16 vote on July 22. The 16 “no” votes were all from Republicans.
These Republican House members voted against the bill:
The House overwhelmingly passed a bill to make it easier for Afghans who assisted the American military to relocate to the U.S. The Averting Loss of Life and Injury by Expediting SIVs Act (ALLIES) Act was approved by a 407-16 vote on July 22. The 16 “no” votes were all from Republicans.
Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona voted AGAINST this Act bringing more shame to many voters and military veterans of Arizona. Many of these folks worked along side of our veterans and active military members. Paul Gosar just turned his back on our heroes.
The House overwhelmingly passed a bill to make it easier for Afghans who assisted the American military to relocate to the U.S. The Averting Loss of Life and Injury by Expediting SIVs Act (ALLIES) Act was approved by a 407-16 vote on July 22. The 16 “no” votes were all from Republicans.
These Republican House members voted against the bill:
The House overwhelmingly passed a bill to make it easier for Afghans who assisted the American military to relocate to the U.S. The Averting Loss of Life and Injury by Expediting SIVs Act (ALLIES) Act was approved by a 407-16 vote on July 22. The 16 “no” votes were all from Republicans.
Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona voted AGAINST this Act bringing more shame to many voters and military veterans of Arizona. Many of these folks worked alongside of our veterans and active military members. Andy Biggs just turned his back on our heroes.
Opinion: Peeking out from beneath the wooly blanket of indignation Biggs is hiding under is a partisan wolf’s clothing.
“Biggs and several other Republican members of Congress with connections to the insurrection of Jan. 6, the so-called “Stop the Steal” demonstrations and the effort to overturn a duly certified presidential election were subpoenaed by the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol.” 1
The House overwhelmingly passed a bill to make it easier for Afghans who assisted the American military to relocate to the U.S. The Averting Loss of Life and Injury by Expediting SIVs Act (ALLIES) Act was approved by a 407-16 vote on July 22. The 16 “no” votes were all from Republicans.
These Republican House members voted against the bill: