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The speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives was kicked out of his role last week after being arrested by the FBI on bribery charges a few weeks earlier. Larry Householder stands accused of taking bribes and turning those bribes into dark money, which is money spent on elections where the source is unknown to the public. His alleged crimes are exactly the type of scheme that campaign finance advocates have been warning of for years.
At the federal level, over $1 billion in dark money has been spent since 2008, and dark money has grown in state elections as well.
According to the Justice Department, the $60 million bribery scheme in Ohio was funded by an energy company then called FirstEnergy which is now called Energy Harbor. The company wanted a bailout bill that would cost the taxpayers of Ohio a billion dollars — and it got it.
House Bill 6 was shepherded through the Ohio House by Householder, passed the Ohio Senate, and was signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine in 2019. The bailout applies to two nuclear power plants in Ohio owned by FirstEnergy/Energy Harbor.According to the DOJ, the energy company gave millions of dollars to Householder’s advocacy nonprofit, called Generation Now. It then spent dark money in Ohio elections supporting both candidates and a campaign for the bailout bill. Because this money was dark, the voters in Ohio did not know its corporate source or Householder’s role in dolling it out. Generation Now, a 501(c)(4), was also charged as being a participant in the conspiracy.
This is precisely the trouble with dark money in our elections. It could be covering up all sorts of illegality, from alleged bribes of lawmakers in the Ohio case here or potentially illegal foreign money in American elections. And even when dark money is simply hiding a cowardly corporate donor, it still robs shareholders and voters of transparency and accountability.
Help me to write a letter about the marijuana debate
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There has been a huge increase in legalization and use of cannabis (marijuana) in recent years. Despite federal prohibition of all cannabis use, 33 states and the District of Columbia have legalized marijuana for medical purposes; 11 of them and DC have further legalized it for recreational uses, and 15 other states have decriminalized marijuana use to some extent.
Each step raises ethical issues for health care providers, patients, and government officials.
The case in favor of using marijuana for medical purposes was made in a letter from the World Health Organization to the secretary general of the United Nations on January 24, 2019. Some 30 countries around the world had legalized medical marijuana as of 2018.
The letter followed an expert committee’s conclusion that cannabis and cannabinoids derived from the marijuana plant are relatively low risk and carry positive health benefits, including pain reduction and improvement of motor functions in patients with Parkinson’s. It called for more research to better evaluate the benefits and harms.
An expert committee appointed by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine also raised some red flags about marijuana use in a report issued in January 2017. The panel considered more than 10,000 scientific abstracts published since 1999 and reached almost 100 separate conclusions.
Therapeutically, it found evidence that cannabis or cannabinoids could reduce pain symptoms, the muscle spasms associated with multiple sclerosis, and the nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy. On the downside, it found suggestive evidence that cannabis use prior to driving increases the risk of a motor vehicle accidents and, in states where cannabis use is legal, increased the risk that young children would find and ingest the substance in overdose quantities.
Parents and other adults surely have an ethical obligation to keep cannabis out of the reach of children.
The panel found “moderate evidence” that cannabis can lead to abuse of other substances such as alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drugs. It also found “limited evidence” that cannabis can impair learning, memory, and attention, even in individuals who have stopped smoking cannabis. It can also impair subsequent academic achievement, social relationships, and may increase the risk of unemployment and low income.
The panel cited a recent nationwide survey which estimated that 22 million Americans aged 12 and older had used marijuana in the last 30 days and that 90 percent of the adult users used it primarily for recreational purpose while only 10 percent used it solely for medical purposes. Around 36 percent used it for both purposes. This is an alarming increase in the recreational markets where oversight is minimal.
The risks of rapid expansion have been documented in Colorado, the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. Edibles there produced a disproportionate share of pot-related crises in emergency rooms, according to a report in The New York Times on March 25. Edibles were also more likely than inhaled pot to cause severe intoxication, acute psychiatric symptoms in people with no history of psychiatric illness, and cardiovascular problems. The lead author of the report, published in the April 16 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, told reporter Roni Caryn Rabin that he does not think edibles should be available in the retail recreational market.
Meanwhile, the state medical societies in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Delaware issued a joint statement in March opposing the legalization of recreational marijuana because there is not enough research proving it is safe.
Even though two-thirds of the states have legalized marijuana for medicinal purposes, enrolling some two to three million people in their programs, the vast majority of health care systems won’t provide cannabis to their patients or allow them to bring their own supply. The facilities are reluctant because cannabis remains classified by the government as a schedule 1 drug, making it technically illegal to use for any purpose, including medical.
The greatest risk to public health is probably posed by cannabidiol oils (CBD) added to edible food products, such as cookies and brownies. The problem is that CBD is not psychoactive and does not cause the highs characterized by THC. It can take hours before it kicks in, so users may mistakenly believe it isn’t working and eat some more, compounding the risk. The edibles may also contain too much or too little of the supposedly active ingredient or contain toxic contaminants introduced during production, which is not tightly regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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I would say the one you chose is correct!!
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What is the difference between a law and an amendment?
Answer:
Law is a bill that is signed and passed
An amendment is something added to an existing act or law
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What did Deng Xiaoping do to the former agriculture communes of Mao?
a.
he privatized them
c.
he dismantled them
b.
he sold them to the highest bidder
d.
he resettled them
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Just took it on the test
Answer:
c
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21) What happened a few days after the Duma formed a provisional government? What did
this end?
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The period of competition for authority ended in late October 1917, when Bolsheviks routed the ministers of the Provisional Government in the events known as the October Revolution, and placed power in the hands of the soviets, or "workers' councils," which they largely controlled
Which of the following is NOT a reason for
the United States pulling out of the
depression?
A. Labor unions
B. Mass production
C. New Deal
D. World War II
Answer:
I beleive it is B (sorry if its wrong)
Which of these is the correct path that food takes through the digestive process?
A. mouth - esophagus - stomach - duodenum - ileum - colon
B. esophagus - mouth - duodenum - stomach - ileum - colon
C. mouth - stomach - esophagus - duodenum - colon - ileum
D. colon - esophagus - duodenum - stomach - ileum - mouth
Answer:
mouth - esophagus - stomach - small intestine - large intestine - rectum and anus
Answer:
A. Mouth - esophagus - stomach- duodenum - ileum - colon
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The question says :
According to document A, State how silk was made in china
someone .........??????
Answer:
patricians in section 1
Answer:
the 4th
Explanation:
this refers to the glorification of a nation'a fighting and weapons capabilities and war was a long term cause of WWl
Answer:
militarism?
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What is the central idea of the Teddy Roosevelt video?
What did socialism become more popular in Europe during the 19th century?
A. There was a huge gap in wealth between factory owners and the people who worked in their factories.
B. The lower working classes were not able to find jobs in Europe's new industrial economy.
C. Women and children were paid much more for the same work, leading male workers to seek change.
D. Workers were eager for a government that gave them more representation in Parliament.
Answer:
b
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explain why the “jazz age” represented an important transition for american society
All of these are MOST associated with wich era of U.S. History
14) Which philosophy was based on ethics, or moral values, & wanted
people to follow the guidelines of the past?
Daoism
O Legalism
O Stoicism
O Confucianism
I’ll give Brainliest pls help quickly
Answer:
Daoism
Explanation:
Taoism is a Chinese religious philosophy, which is based on ethical and moral values, presents values based on mysticism and popular enigmas, with a strong influence on Chinese culture and polytheistic content. Taoism is of great value to ancestry and the cult of ancestors, encouraging people to follow the guidelines of the past. Taoism also uses concepts of alchemy and magic.
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Read the excerpt from Eighty Years and More: Reminiscences, 1815-1897. “My father,” I replied, “prefers boys; he wishes I was one, and I intend to be as near like one as possible. I am going to ride on horseback and study Greek. Will you give me a Greek lesson now, doctor? I want to begin at once.” “Yes, child,” said he, throwing down his h o e, “come into my library and we will begin without delay.” Which best retells the central idea in this excerpt? Stanton is determined to get the pastor to help her with her study of Greek. Stanton is determined to make her father accept her just the way she is. Stanton is determined to rebel against her father and prove him wrong. Stanton is determined to learn the things boys do to gain her father’s acceptance.
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Stanton is determined to learn things boys do to gained her father's acceptance.
Answer:
Its D the last option on edg
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When did the Cold War start?
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Cold War started in 1947.
Answer:
The answer is 1947- 1999 if it is wring i apologize
The strip mining of phosphate on the island of Nauru has resulted in __________. A. massive immigration and overcrowding on the island B. environmental and economic problems for the country C. economic success and a high standard of living for many D. financial competition between ethnic groups that has led to civil war Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:
Answer is b
Explanation:
Plz give brainleist
Answer:
the answer would be b.
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Who does Karl Marx want to start a revolution?
(1 Point)
A. The bourgeoisie
B. The proletariat
C. Entrepreneurs
Answer:
The bourgeoisie
Explanation:
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who was it all along?
Answer:
Who was who?
Explanation:
Which best explains why soldiers answered the call to enlist? to be part of the excitement and prestige to avoid being drafted to teach the other side a lesson in humility to invade their enemy and defeat them
Answer:
depends on which war
the main answer if this is world war II would be excitement and prestige many young men wanted to go off and come home as heroes
Explanation:
How did the Native Americans help the US military win the war in the Pacific?
Answer:
the Native Americans still could speak their native language and could enlist in the armed forces as code talkers
Explanation:
due to the Language of the native americans which not many knew it became the perfect unbreakable code to speak with over radios to thwart enemy interception these became the navajo code talkers and they helped seal the deal of the war with their native "tactical" language
The Tories were an English political
party
please help (tap on the photo)
Answer:
1.) Federal monarchy
2.) The nobles hoped the project would bring them wealth, power, and prestige.
3.)Many were hoping to find jobs, trying to escape overcrowding of their country, or simply seeking adventure in a new land.
4) Sausages, sauerkraut, potato salad, egg dishes, and many more foods that are well known in Texas today are of German descent, and the History that brought them here isn't well known.
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Question 3 of 16
Why were railroads immediately helpful for businesses?
O A. People did not have to own horses to travel.
B. Goods could be shipped with very few workers.
O C. Workers could live farther away from work.
D. Large numbers of goods could be shipped quickly.
Answer: D. Large numbers of goods could be shipped quickly
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Which phrase best completes this list
why is Copernicus famous ?
Answer:
they was the first modern European scientist to propose that Earth and other planets revolve around the sun, or the Heliocentric Theory of the universe.
The development of regional trade associations in Africa represents an effort to
A.
deregulate the regional African economy.
B.
encourage foreign investment in African nations.
C.
remove barriers to trade between African nations.
D.
expand trade between Africa and other world regions.