I've purchased their product. It's LEGIT. 100% natural, NOT synthetic. I obviously do not have a link because it's an email, but if you want info from someone who is at ground zero on this, here you go. The big thing I would like to correct is that McConnell is attempting to TAKE DOWN THE ENTIRE LEGAL HEMP INDUSTRY, and for reasons that escape me, some people are challenging that and simply refusing to believe it. Believe it.

,,,if we get to November 2026 and the entire hemp industry is gone, there's not much a Democratic president and Congress will be able to do about it in 2028. It would mean everyone who lost everything would have to start all over again, and that is so unlikely that I don't even see it as a possibility.

So you are very welcome.

Just the same as his wife's family coming from China, and his orchestrating sweetheart deals for China. He just likes China, and anyone who sees a hidden agenda CLEARLY HATES AMERICA!

Yes, hemp can replace wood for paper because it is a sustainable alternative that grows much faster and yields significantly more paper per acre. Hemp paper is also stronger and requires less chemical bleaching, making the production process more eco-friendly.

Yes, Kentucky has a significant paper production industry with several major mills, including facilities operated by companies like Pratt Industries, Domtar, and Phoenix Paper. These mills produce a variety of paper products, from 100% recycled paper to specialty and packaging papers. it is a sustainable alternative that grows much faster and yields significantly more paper per acre. Hemp paper is also stronger and requires less chemical bleaching, making the production process more eco-friendly.

Yes, newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst is widely believed to have supported the banning of cannabis (including hemp) due to financial interests in the timber and paper industries. He saw the growing hemp industry, which could produce paper more efficiently than wood pulp, as a threat to his business empire Propaganda: Anslinger and the Hearst newspapers led a campaign associating cannabis with violence and other social ills, largely based on racial stereotypes.

Some things never change.

... and open a pot farm.

Cannabis is illegal everywhere. Federal law supercedes state law - and under Federal law marijuana is in n the same class as heroin and LSD.

So the analysts is correct - it is just that for years people have been pretending state laws made it legal.