Hint: The Legislature could give us the chance if it wanted.
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The reason Texans can’t vote on abortion and weed
Hint: The Legislature could give us the chance if it wanted.
Marijuana Legalization
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Cannabis Reform, Voting Rights: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Our cover story delved into a raft of new bills filed by Texas Republicans that critics say are meant to suppress the vote.
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Beto O’Rourke championed bipartisanship in Congress. It wouldn’t be that easy as governor.
Democrats were in the minority the entire time O’Rourke was in Congress. He says that experience working across the aisle prepares him to be governor of a red state.
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Busing Migrants, Texas GOP vs. Pot Legalization: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Our most-clicked story involves the steep bill Gov. Greg Abbott has so far handed Texas taxpayers for his election-year stunt of busing migrants to Washington, D.C.
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Texas Republican Party’s new platform opposes legalizing pot for recreational use
The platform also calls for drug testing people on public assistance, opposes needle exchange programs and backs ‘faith-based rehabilitation’ for people battling addiction.
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Grand Hyatt Hotel, Santikos Bijou: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Developments surrounding two San Antonio landmarks clearly grabbed readers’ attention this week.
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South Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar breaks with party, votes against marijuana reform, defends Title 42
The moves provide ammunition to his runoff rival, progressive Jessica Cisneros.
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U.S. House passes cannabis legalization — again
It’s only the second time in more than 50 years that Congress has voted to repeal cannabis prohibition.
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Both candidates in Democratic runoff for Texas Attorney General reiterate call to legalize cannabis
Rochelle Garza and Joe Jaworski made legalization a campaign pledge. Now they’re doubling down.
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Beto O’Rourke says the GOP-controlled Texas Legislature would back his plan to legalize weed
“I’ll let you in on a secret: Republicans like to get high just as much as Democrats,” the former El Paso congressman said.
