Minnesota rules published
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Not surprising from the land of freedom and small government
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Wow that’s completely insane. It’s going to drive so many people into the black market… But then again who’s to say what’s cannabis and what’s hemp.
This took talent to be the first person in MI banned by CRA:
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It would be insane if actual crimes were committed just because DeSantis didn’t want adult-use to pass lol:
Leon County prosecutors say there is an open criminal investigation relating to information a lawmaker provided concerning the Hope Florida Foundation.
In response to a request by the Times/Herald for Hope Florida Foundation-related records that prosecutors received from Republican state Rep. Alex Andrade, the records custodian for Second Judicial Circuit State Attorney Jack Campbell said the information couldn’t be released because it was “part of an open, on-going investigation.”
The response is the first confirmation of any law enforcement investigation related to the foundation, which was set up to support the Hope Florida program championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis and his wife, first lady Casey DeSantis.
Earlier this year, House Republicans alleged that the DeSantis administration illegally diverted $10 million from a settlement with a Medicaid contractor to a political committee controlled by the governor’s then-chief of staff.
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Hope Florida is a state program championed by Casey DeSantis designed to move Floridians off of government welfare by connecting them to churches and nonprofits that can offer them help. Its charity arm, the Hope Florida Foundation, was founded to aid that mission.
Last fall, the DeSantis administration directed $10 million of a $67 million settlement with the Medicaid contractor Centene to the Hope Florida Foundation. The settlement was over Centene’s overbilling for prescription drugs.
Within days, the charity gave $5 million to two nonprofits, including one run by the CEO of the Florida Chamber of Commerce, Mark Wilson. The two nonprofits then sent at least $8.5 million to a political committee, which was created to fight last year’s ballot initiative that would have legalized recreational marijuana and was overseen by Uthmeier.
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So in other words due to a super restrictive medical law everyone either to pretend they have a debilitating condition or just buy it on the street again. AHHHHH THE SWEET WINDS OF PROGRESS. So it’s the same thing Mass was doing almost 12-13 years ago now. Wonderful.
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