The Epoch Times Article RatingRep. Ed Perlmutter Becomes 26th Democrat to Announce Retirement In 2022
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52% : The passage of the legislation through the House marked the first time that either chamber of Congress had passed a substantive cannabis reform bill since marijuana was made legal.51% : Coming from Colorado, where marijuana was legalized for recreational use in 2012, one of Perlmutter's most fought-for initiatives has been the Safe and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act.
33% : However, after Perlmutter's team began running attack ads on O'Donnell for having supported abolishing social security in the past, Perlmutter handily defeated O'Donnell by double-digit margins.
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