Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Says Gov. Abbott Wants to Legalize Recreational THC

Schmidt: Governor’s vetoing of SB3 is right move for Texas

On the night of June 22, right before midnight, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott made the decision to veto SB3, which would’ve banned all THC products in the state of Texas, after receiving many calls and letters asking him not to…

Hemp in Texas: Regulation—not THC prohibition—is the sensible path forward

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s veto of Senate Bill 3 is a notable win for pragmatism in government. The bill aimed to outlaw nearly all consumable hemp products—even those unlikely to cause intoxication—and would have hurt farmers, small businesses, and patients, all without meaningfully improving public safety. A well-regulated market for hemp products—including those that cause intoxication—with clear rules on safe manufacturing, accurate labeling, …

Assclown Alert: Crusading against the demon weed with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick

Abbott's last-minute THC veto | What's Your Point?

Gov. Abbott vetoed a THC ban at the last-minute, infuriating Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. The What's Your Point panel talks about the veto and what comes next.

Majority Of Texas Voters Oppose Hemp Product Ban Like The One Vetoed By State’s Governor, Poll Finds

Republican voters were divided on the issue with 46 percent supporting a ban and 39 percent opposing it. By Alejandro Serrano, The Texas Tribune A majority of Texas voters oppose a comprehensive ban on hemp-derived THC products like the one recently vetoed by Gov. Greg Abbott (R), according to a statewide poll released this week. The survey from the Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas at Austin found that 53 percent of Texas voters…

THC dustup shows how Abbott-Patrick dynamic has shifted to governor's favor