Hemp homecoming in Kentucky signals hemp rebirth
Kentucky researchers and farmers produce the first legal hemp crop in generations as the state leads a revival. Officials like Commissioner James Comer and senators McConnell and Paul race to develop markets while plots across 15 acres test growth, seed import issues resolved, and potential uses multiply from clothing to oil.
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U.S
Mitch McConnell
Rand Paul
James Comer
Appalachian
Kentucky
Adam Watson
Kentucky Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Comer
Murray State University
Louisville
Murray State Agriculture
Tony L. Brannon
Watson
Drug Enforcement Administration
Vermont
Alison Kosakowski
Agency of Agriculture, Food, and Markets
Colorado
Ron Carleton
Boehner's fundraising power drives GOP bid for House majority
House Speaker John Boehner has collected over 43 million directly and helped raise tens of millions for GOP allies. He wrote about 18 million in checks to the NRCC as he tours 14 states on a bid to keep the House, aiding candidates including Kevin Cramer in North Dakota.
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N.D
John Boehner
Ohio
House Republicans
National Republican Congressional Committee
Boehner
Congress
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House
North Dakota
Kevin Cramer
Cramer
Bismarck
Committee
Pelosi
Congressional Campaign Committee
Freedom Project
House Republicans’ Campaign Committee
Democratic Committee
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Washington
Elmer Knodel
Drake
Knodel
America
Jack Dalrymple
Nancy Pelosi
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Tampa
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