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Commissioner Sid Miller assures farmers that Senate Bill 3 will not adversely affect the biomass hemp industry, a sector he knows contributes to the economy and is vital to Texas agriculture #TexasAgricultureMatters #KVUE

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Mitch Laman1 year ago

@JosephLTrahan This is a total lie not sure why he is pushing this lie for Dan Patrick stop trying to put us all in jail for growing hemp

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The Liberation Project1 year ago

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In Doge We Trust1 year ago

You heard it here folks, Sid Miller thinks 55,000 businesses closing down does not adversely affect Texans

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WeeWillie1 year ago

Disappointed you jumped on the bandwagon,Sid. Really disappointed. VETO SB3. No more nanny state in Texas!

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Dustin1 year ago

Sid trying to act like no one will be impacted. 8 billion dollar market getting eliminated but let’s not talk about them

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TacoBelle 🇺🇸 🎆 ❤️1 year ago

#VetoSB3 @GregAbbott_TX

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Michelle GCR1 year ago

Sid’s old ass doesn’t know shit

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I Will Not Comply1 year ago

SB3 is not Texan. Dan Boomer Patrick will be out of office after this and Texas will be blue Great job dipshits.

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jeffrey slaughter1 year ago

I believe nothing out of the texas govt unless it comes from @brianeharrison

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Farmers Market @ the Country Corner1 year ago

You failed the Texas hemp industry on this one. No backbone or belief in liberty just like the rest of them.

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FASTLANE1 year ago

Yea I’m not buying it Sid. You’re still limiting what manufacturers can grow and what consumers want to buy. Trying to splice up the plant would be like spicing up barley or rice for alcohol. It doesn’t make sense.

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