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Man we need claxton ngl we getting killed on the boards

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I’m a simple man, I see Curren$y and Harry Fraud’s names together on an album and I listen.

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Nobody wants shelters in their neighborhoods but do we want to eradicate homelessness or not?

new york just voted to stop requiring a public hearing before you can put a table on a sidewalk. this city was holding public hearings about a table

GloRilla teases her upcoming single with Sexyy Red, "Jiggly Bow Bow," dropping Nov. 6. 👀

Republicans didn't realize how much white people love their weed

.@JamesTalarico on Texas officially banning THC: “This bill is insane. Texans aren’t going to stop smoking weed and eating edibles because politicians in Austin say so. Texans will still use THC — but instead of getting it safely from a local small business, they’ll go back to getting it from the black market. From the drug cartels. This ban is a gift to the cartels. We are now telling full-grown adults how to live their lives. This is the nanny state at its worst; this is big government at its worst. Instead of fully funding our schools, guaranteeing healthcare, or making childcare more affordable — this Legislature is focused on banning a product that gives people a little peace. We’re making people’s lives harder, not easier. I want to leave you with a quote: ‘It is time to end needless arrests and incarcerations of adults for small amounts of marijuana for personal use.’ That wasn’t a Democrat. That was President Donald Trump. To my Republican colleagues, I’m asking you to oppose the cartels, stand with President Trump, and vote no on this insane bill.”

Election night cannabis recap: - Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly rejected Question 8, which would have repealed legal recreational marijuana sales, with roughly 75% voting against it. - Idaho voters rejected a constitutional amendment that would have prohibited future citizen-led marijuana legalization initiatives. - Democrats secured control of the House, Senate and governor's office in both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, opening a clear path to recreational marijuana legalization in 2027 following years of opposition from Republican lawmakers in the state. - Texas voters elected Gina Hinojosa as the state's first governor who openly supports legalizing recreational cannabis, defeating three-term incumbent Greg Abbott. - Iowa voters elected Rob Sand, who will become the state's first governor who backs recreational marijuana legalization. - Several states, including South Carolina and Maine, elected for the first time U.S. senators who support federal marijuana legalization, adding more pro-reform voices to Congress. - Over 70% of Houston voters approved a measure making low-level marijuana possession the city's lowest law enforcement priority.