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Thanks for the kind words

I think the main reason is because Congress has been quiet as a mouse all year long, so the FDA is the only agency speaking — it’s been a one-sided public dialogue thus far

Until the vaping crisis hit, the FDA was treating the CBD industry with kid gloves — they were very hands off

So Congress was content to be patient and allow the USDA and FDA to develop regulations

Then Congress reamed out the FDA for several months straight after the vaping crisis hit in September

Because vapes and e-cigs have been federally legal for a long time now, yet the FDA never developed a regulatory framework around them, thus allowing for the proliferation of black market vaping products that aren’t produced under any regulations, aren’t tested for contaminants, etc

Sounds familiar, right?

Because the FDA made the exact same mistake with the CBD industry, which has existed for the past 7 years or so

So the FDA allowed an unregulated e-cig and vaping device marketplace to spiral out of control, and Congress rightly proclaimed to the FDA that “the blood is on your hands”

The FDA was left with little choice but to put out an alarmist warning about the potential safety issues in he unregulated CBD industry — this was a cover your @ss move

Now it’s Congress’ turn to legalize, so that the FDA can develop regulations

Because why would the FDA develop regulations for federally illegal products?

That makes zero sense

Because there is no need to rally public support for the legalization of CBD Food & Beverage products, it also makes sense for Congress to keep their heads down and attach CBD legislation to the end of year funding bills, which are predominantly formed by Party leadership

Both Mitch and Chuck are diehard Hemp & CBD industry supporters

CBD Product Legalization has strong bipartisan support — that was always the Congressional intent of Federal Hemp Legalization

Everybody knows that CBD, not fiber, was the driving force behind Federal Hemp Legalization in Dec 2018

CBD Foods, Drinks and Supplements — not rope or hempcrete

We will all find out next week if Jonathan Miller is right about Congress’ intent to utilize the year-end Agriculture Appropriations Bill to legalize CBD in Foods and Dietary Supplements

He wasn’t the first to bring this up, either — just the first to confirm that this was the plan

The chatter about making “CBD” exempt from the drug exclusion clause in the FDCA, thereby legalizing CBD in Foods and Supplements, actually started to gain steam in October


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