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Connecticut Legislature Taking Closer Look at Common Core

by Brian Gosper | Mar 23, 2014 | Education, Issues

On February 11, 2014, The Connecticut House of Representatives Education Committee introduced HB 5078, “An Act Imposing a Moratorium on the Implementation of the Common Core State Standards.” On March 12, a public hearing on the issue packed a House committee chamber....

Missouri Bill Blocking Obamacare Passes Out of Senate Committee

by Brian Gosper | Mar 17, 2014 | Health Care, Issues, Nullification, State Bills

A bill that would effectively cripple implementation of Obamacare in Missouri recently passed out of committee. SB546 would ban Missouri from taking any action that would “compel, directly or indirectly, any person, employer, or health care provider to participate in...

Missouri House Bill Would Stop Common Core Implementation

by Brian Gosper | Feb 26, 2014 | Education, Issues, Nullification, State Bills

Rep. Kurt Bahr has introduced a bill that would halt the implementation of Common Core Standards in Missouri by adding new and modified provisions to existing education laws. HB 1708 would “prohibit the State Board of Education, the Department of Elementary and...
Hawaii Legislature Introduces Two Bills to Nullify Federal Marijuana Prohibition

Hawaii Legislature Introduces Two Bills to Nullify Federal Marijuana Prohibition

by Brian Gosper | Feb 18, 2014 | Drug War, Issues, Nullification, State Bills

Duplicate bills to nullify the federal prohibition on marijuana were introduced in the Hawaii legislature earlier this month. The legislation would “decriminalize and regulate small amounts of marijuana for personal use; establish a licensing scheme for the...
Two Hawaii Senate bills would nullify the federal ban on hemp farming

Two Hawaii Senate bills would nullify the federal ban on hemp farming

by Brian Gosper | Feb 2, 2014 | Hemp, Issues, Nullification, State Bills

Two bills were introduced this month in the Hawaii State Senate to legalize the cultivation of Industrial Hemp, effectively nullifying the federal prohibition. SB2175 was introduced by Democrat Senators Mike Gabbard , Will Espero , Rosalyn Baker , Oakland Chun...
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