I think, in most states, THC is illegal. But, over time, more and more states are legalizing marijuana.
Glenn Grothman
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Glenn S. Grothman is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Wisconsin's 6th congressional district since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Grothman has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, education reform, and government accountability during his time in office. He has been an advocate for reducing federal spending and has expressed strong opinions on various social issues.
I'm concerned because, right now, right to the south of Wisconsin, Illinois has decided to go all in on making marijuana legal.
Congress, last week, got back from their time in district in August, and quite a bit happened on the immigration front since then; some good news, some bad news, but it is important to address what Congress has yet to do. I do want to…
Prior to discussing the current state of immigration law, I would like to yield some time to my good friend and colleague, Congressman Duffy, who I think is going to address some important issues of Congress tonight. I hope everybody pays…
I thought it was very sad that the Nation's capital, which is already spending so much money, just can't imagine they need more money, would decide to go down the route of legalized gaming.
If you want something done, don't ask the Federal Government to do it but okay.
I hope when we get done introducing legislation, the committee and I suppose the goal is to introduce legislation, we should not treat people who go into the very difficult sectors like manufacturing and agriculture as second-class…
So, it was a poorly designed program by Congress. We shouldn't put the blame on the Department of Education today because Congress did a bad job or overpromised in 2007 when the law was passed.
It was a poorly designed program by Congress. We shouldn't put the blame on the Department of Education today because Congress did a bad job or overpromised in 2007 when the law was passed.
I would like to thank the gentleman from Kansas for yielding. I also rise today to speak urging consideration of USMCA. Mr. Speaker, I have been an elected official for a while, and even when I first began this job in the 1990s, I would…
I think you folks do a tremendous job. I've been at the border three times this year.
Everybody has exhibited 100 percent concern about people in this country who are not citizens.
I would be happy to work with her and, A, make sure that these children are not allowed in this country but sent back to their countries of origin where they can be reunited with their parents.
I believe what's going on here today is for political reasons to embarrass President Trump.
Are you sure that is right or somebody isn't kind of exaggerating? 21 out of 28, if I look in a class in Oklahoma.
I think they are trying to scare people in to believe that they are going to be deported when they're not, for political purposes.
The compassion these folks have had under the most trying circumstances is something that should ever be commended.
We hold President Trump to a significantly higher standard of care than Barack Obama.
I respect law enforcement. I deal with a lot of law enforcement, Sheriff's Department, police department, corrections officers.





