"At the end of the day, many of these controversies would be lessened if students and parents were more empowered to receive an education that fits their needs."
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Lyndall Fraker, who oversees Missouri's medical marijuana program, said nearly 7,000 people work in the field in the state.
Rep. Brad Pollitt said the bill included many "priorities" for the Joint Committee on Agriculture as well as Missouri’s agriculture groups for the year.
In response, Congressman Billy Long accused YouTube of being "un-American" and working to "censor and cancel" conservatives.
"Innovators build their companies where they know they’ll be treated fairly, and a regulatory sandbox is a way to give new business models a fair chance to grow."
"If recent years have taught us anything, it's that families are demanding more and more say in their child’s education."
"This issue is about more than clean water. It’s about increasing the federal government’s control over private property."
Matt Wright is a soybean grower from Emden who has been a board member for more than 10 years.
"Opioid misuse, abuse, overdose deaths continue to be a real problem here in Missouri and around the country," said Rep. Dirk Deaton.
"You and I do not believe that business owners' desire is to be co-opted into an enforcement agency."