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Rand PaulonX / Twitter2d ago
Washington is trying to ban hemp, a winning cash crop for Kentucky farmers.
I'm working with Sen. Klobuchar on a bill that lets states set their own hemp rules. Call your senator and tell them to support it: (202) 224-3121. pic.x.com/sXPk3YazP5
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Analysis Summary
Sen. Paul is co-sponsoring the Hemp Safety Enforcement Act with Sen. Klobuchar to let states opt out of a federal ban on hemp-derived THC products set to take effect November 2026. The ban will likely eliminate most hemp products currently on the market—a $28 billion industry supporting 300,000 jobs. As of late March, the bill had been introduced but was stalled without committee hearings, and similar delay bills earlier this year failed to advance despite bipartisan support.
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“Washington is trying to ban hemp, a winning cash crop for Kentucky farmers.”
Federal redefinition enacted Nov 2025 will ban most hemp-THC products by Nov 2026. Hemp industry valued at $28.4B with 300k jobs.
“I'm working with Sen. Klobuchar on a bill that lets states set their own hemp rules.”
Hemp Safety Enforcement Act (S.4315) introduced April 2026 by Paul, Klobuchar, Ernst. Allows states to opt out of federal ban.
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