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New Jersey is about to decide how a medical program polices a physician who treated authorization as a formality, with children in the file, and the answer will not stay in New Jersey. Congress is six months from the federal hemp deadline and Rep. Andy Barr is naming exactly who does not want a regulated lane and why. The beverage thesis keeps proving how expensive it is to build inside a legal channel narrower than the consumer opportunity. And Colorado just admitted it cannot measure the converted hemp moving through its own pipeline. None of it is the dramatic part. All of it is the part that decides who operates and who exits.

🩺 The pediatric pot doc
🌾 Barr's three camps
🥤 Beverage math, again

"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" (Who watches the watchmen?)

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