A list of puns related to "Aboriginals Protection And Restriction Of The Sale Of Opium Act 1897"
Introduced: Sponsor: Rep. Yvette Clarke [D-NY9]
This bill was referred to the House Committee on Homeland Security and House Committee on Ways and Means which will consider it before sending it to the House floor for consideration.
Rep. Yvette Clarke [D-NY9] is a member of the House Committee on Homeland Security.
Just a Sunday History Lesson:
> “We’re disappointed that the court has denied the right of voters to enact a reasonable, narrowly tailored restriction on the possession of handguns*, and the sale of other dangerous weapons,” said City Attorney Spokesman Matt Dorsey. “San Francisco voters spoke loud and clear on the issue of gun violence, which has taken a devastating toll on this City in recent years. City Attorney Dennis Herrera is right now evaluating Judge Warren’s ruling, and I expect him to make a decision about whether to appeal today’s ruling in the next day or two.”*
Remember, No One Wants To Take Your Guns.
H.R.25 begins with "To promote freedom, fairness, and economic opportunity by repealing the income tax and other taxes, abolishing the Internal Revenue Service, and enacting a national sales tax to be administered primarily by the States."
How would enacting a National Sales Tax accomplish those goals?
Is there any economic data to support the congressional findings under SEC. 2?
Are there real world examples of nation-states using a sales tax instead of income/payroll/estate/gift tax to generate revenue?
Is using the monthly poverty level, as described in SEC. 303, an accurate method of determining a limit to qualifying households?
Has there been a historical political movement to enact an NST?
Finally, what is the procedure for repealing an amendment to the US Constitution?
Kratom: Online Advocacy and Google Trends
The search term "Kratom" is breaking out this year (2019) on Google's search engine, in large part due to the community of Kratom users that is constantly talking about Kratom and sharing testimonials on Reddit, Quora, and Twitter. As a fellow marketer, I know that the FDA, DEA and other agencies are looking at these online trends to decide which business to get into. In addition, since lobbyist groups traditionally play a key part in legalization decisions, when it comes to Congressional acceptance of Kratom, it's all about "how much money can we make" rather than "how many lives can we save".
Users and advocates of other drugs (for example Marijuana) understand the struggles and the lengthy process associated with the FDA and other drug legalizing bodies. Which is why the below news has been HUGE for the Kratom community.
In total, 4 States signed the Kratom Protection Act:
- Arizona
- Georgia
- Utah
- Nevada
The Kratom Protection Act brings forth laws that protect consumers from dangerously adulterated Kratom products. It sets the stage for proper labelling regulations, selling restrictions to minors, and, most importantly, it convinces more states to join in this important effort
The aforementioned states are trailblazers in Congress, as they recognize the following:
Despite some recent attempts to ban Kratom (that failed), 2019 has been a great year full of promise and commitment by states to advocate on behalf of all Kratom users. It also doesn't hurt that so many people on Reddit are writing about and supporting Kratom-related issues. Stay strong, Kratom warriors, good things are just around the corner!
Introduced: Sponsor: Rep. Bobby Rush [D-IL1]
This bill was referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce which will consider it before sending it to the House floor for consideration.
Rep. Bobby Rush [D-IL1] is a member of the committee.
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