Nancy Mace

Senator Proposes DOOBIE Act To End Cannabis Discrimination In Federal Hiring And Security Clearances
Lawmakers Warren, Schumer, Fetterman, Lankford And Others On DEA's 'Common Sense' Or 'Irresponsible' Cannabis Rescheduling
Chuck Schumer's Senate Agenda: TikTok, Ukraine, Collapsed Bridge — And Even Cannabis Banking
Lawmakers Warren, Schumer, Fetterman, Lankford And Others On DEA's 'Common Sense' Or 'Irresponsible' Cannabis Rescheduling
Chuck Schumer's Senate Agenda: TikTok, Ukraine, Collapsed Bridge — And Even Cannabis Banking
GOP House Majority Is In Danger: Rep. Nancy Mace Says Backing Cannabis Banking Could Help Republicans Keep It
House Bill To Remove Cannabis As Obstacle To Fed Employment Faces Record-Keeping Complications

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Congressional Marijuana Bill Makes A Comeback, Former Weed Offenders As Cops And More Updates
Congress Pushes For Major Shift In Marijuana Policy Yet Again Another effort to place cannabis in a similar regulatory bracket as alcohol is gaining traction in Congress.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Attacks Nancy Mace Over GOP Congresswoman's Criticism Of Steve Scalise: 'Unfair And Quite Frankly Disgusting'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) clashed over the latter's criticism of Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.).
Rep. Nancy Mace Says Jim Jordan 'Not Out Of The Mix': 'Talked To A Lot Of People Who Still Support Him'
Historic Move: Congressional Committee Removes Cannabis Use As Barrier To Fed Jobs, Schumer Advances Banking Reform
On Wednesday, members of the House of Representatives Oversight and Accountability Committee voted 30-14 in favor of bipartisan legislation known as the Cannabis Users’ Restoration of Eligibility (CURE) Act, which was introduced by Congressman Jamie Raskin (D-MD).
Republican Congressman Wants To Scale Back Bill On Marijuana-Related Fed Employment Protections
Republican congressman James Comer, a chair of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, wants to change the bipartisan Cannabis Users’ Restoration of Eligibility (CURE) Act, which aims to remove cannabis-related protections for federal workers.
GOP Congressman Confirms Upcoming Vote On Bipartisan Bill To End Pot-Related Ban Of Fed Workers
James Comer (R), a chair of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee said late Friday that a vote on the Canna
Trump Using American Idol-Style Audition For Vice Presidential Candidate: 'Let Them Debate'
During his term as president, Donald Trump had Mike Pence as his vice president. Now, amid rising tensions between the two Republican presidential candidates, it's likely that Trump will pick a new vice presidential running mate for the 2024 election.
Federal Jobs Would No Longer Be Off-Limits For Marijuana Users Under New Bipartisan Push
A bipartisan duo of lawmakers seeks to end a discriminatory practice of disqualifying those who apply for federal jobs or receive security clearance for past or present cannabis use.
Congress Unites, Push For Veteran Access To Medical Marijuana Gains Momentum
"I cannot tell you how many times I've heard veterans tell me that medical marijuana saved their life," Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) recently stated.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Fears Biden Will Obstruct Bipartisan Push To Research Psychedelics
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez expressed concern that President Biden might obstruct a bipartisan push to allow psychedelics research.
Congressional Committee Backs MMJ Research, Psychedelics, NJ's Hearing & More Regulatory Updates
Congressional Committee Advances Amendments Funding Research On MMJ & Psychedelics
Can Cannabis 'Finally Catch Up?' Rep. Blumenauer Urges Congress To Back Bi-Partisan Reform
It’s time for the federal government to address cannabis legalization as the 118th Congress gets underway.
Oregon Rep. Reintroduces Small Biz Bill To Amend Tax Code For Cannabis Companies
Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer is taking another shot at passing the Small Business Tax Equity Act, a bill that aims to amend an IRS code to allow state-legal cannabis businesses to take federal tax deduction
South Divided Over Cannabis Legalization: Who's Against Safe Drug Consumption Sites & More Marijuana Regulatory Updates
PA Dems Against Safe Drug Consumption Sites Four Pennsylvania lawmakers seek to end a push to launch operations in a safe drug consumption site.
Congresswoman Nancy Mace: Legislate Marijuana Like Alcohol, Let Each State Decide On Rules
Congresswoman Nancy Mace yet again voiced her support for treating cannabis like alcohol, stressing that each state should set up its own regulations.
Schumer, Blumenauer & More Congress Members To Discuss Cannabis Polices In Capitol On 4/20
Cannabis advocates will hold a policy forum in the Capitol Visitors Center of the  Congressional Auditorium symbolically scheduled for April 20 - the unofficial marijuana holiday.
Cannabis, Civil Rights And Climate: How One Conservative Lawmaker Reaches Across Party Lines To Get Things Done
Rep. Nancy Mace, a staunch conservative with a very conservative voting record, recently shed light on the painstaking efforts that go into crafting and pushing bipartisan legislation across the finish line.
EXCLUSIVE: Unlocking World Peace? Rep. Nancy Mace's Bold Prediction On The Future Of International Cannabis Trade
Rep. Nancy Mace, a Republican Congresswoman from South Carolina, discussed her views on cannabis legalization in the United States and its potential impact on the global scene in an exclusive interview. Mace has been an advocate for cannabis reform, introducing a bill that, in her words, "treats cannabis just like alcohol."
Janet Yellen Says Regulators Seeking Solutions For Marijuana Banking, Sen. Bennet Calls Cannabis More Stable Than Crypto
At Thursday’s Senate Finance Committee hearing, Colorado Senator Michael Bennet (D) asked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen about the ongoing lack of banking and financial services available to the cannabis industry.
Bipartisan Group Of U.S. Lawmakers Present Bill That Would Provide Drug Felons With Equal Opportunity In Hemp Industry
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers last week introduced a legislation that would abolish the controversial provision of the 2018 Farm Bill which prohibits felons who have completed their sentences from participating in hemp production. The bill was sponsored by David Trone (D), and also co-signed by Reps.
16 Bipartisan Congress Members Urge Biden Administration To Make Cannabis Scheduling Review Transparent
As many as sixteen bipartisan congressional lawmakers signed a letter Thursday urgin
5 Times Conservative U.S. Representative Nancy Mace Supported Cannabis Legalization
Nancy Mace, a conservative representative from South Carolina's 1st congressional district may seem like an unlikely champion for cannabis legalization. However, she has been a vocal advocate for reform, speaking out on several occasions in favor of the plant.
GOP Rep. Nancy Mace Fights For Cannabis Businesses To Receive Federal Tax Deductions
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) filed a congressional house bill on Friday to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 in an effort to make federal tax deductions and credits possible for legal cannabis businesses.