Monday, March 25, 2019

Grumpy Tonight with Julie Ezell, Norma Sapp and special guest Jon Echols


Grumpy,Julie and Norma set it up with a lively 30 minutes of debate about new cannabis regulations. Then house floor leader Jon Echols goes under the gun for 30 more minutes of great conversation about the process and what to look for next
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Grumpy Tonight with Lawrence Pasternak and Norma Sapp


Tonight we break down cannabis bills going in front of the Oklahoma state house
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Sunday, March 10, 2019

Grumpy Tonight with Special Guess Julie Ezell, Norma Sapp and Lawrence Pasternak


Tonight we go over HB2612, 2613, 2614, 2601, and get ready for the rally on Monday at the capital.
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Wednesday, March 6, 2019

Grumpy Tonight with Special Guests Attorneys Julie Ezell and Collin Rocket


We work through HB2612 from a legal angle and how this will effect the patients of Oklahoma
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Grumpy Tonight Update 3/6/19


Tonight we will try our first call in show live on the OCNN Oklahoma Cannabis News Network Channel 788 @facebook. 6PM 3/6/19
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Tuesday, March 5, 2019

Grumpy goes back to the Capitol 3/5/19


Here we go again.
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Uncle Grumpy and Shayna Marino at the Capitol


Senate Rules Committee are about to pass 2612
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Sunday, March 3, 2019

Uncle Grumpy Action Alert!


Time to act! Please like and share Fill in your senators name and sign it. Email this ASAP Call your senators Monday and tell them you sent the letter. tag your Representative and Senator Copy and paste March 4th, 2019 Dear Senator __________________, I am contacting you with regards to HB 2612, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act. While I am very happy that the legislature is developing a framework for our state’s medical marijuana program, there are a number of items that need to be more fully addressed. First, Section 7.C. of HB 2612 authorizes “any physician of the licensee” to have access to their patient’s OMMA records. Although this sounds reasonable on the surface, many physicians, especially oncologists and pain management doctors, will be seeking information about their patients not for the sake of their care, but out of a widespread and unfounded fear that allowing patients to use medical marijuana places their DEA prescribing license at risk. In short, while it certainly is reasonable for physicians to have the information they need to best care for their patients, access to patient records should be permitted solely for this purpose and not for their private business concerns. Accordingly, Section 7.C. should remove this authorization or stipulate that patients sign an OMMA form naming those physicians who may access their records. Second, Section 8.H-K excludes employees in “safety-sensitive” positions from the employment protections in SQ 788. While, again, this may seem reasonable on the surface, the list of safety-sensitive positions is not only far too broad, but more fundamentally, there is no correlation between workplace impairment and positive urinalysis. Employees may test positive for THC metabolites merely by using federally legal CBD/hemp products. In addition, these metabolites, which themselves have no psychoactive effect, linger in the body for as long as a month. This would be analogous to charging a driver with a DUI in virtue of an alcohol metabolite which remains in his system ten days after he had a beer some Sunday afternoon. Third, because the Oklahoma Tax commission arbitrarily decided to treat the 7% sales tax in SQ 788 as an excise tax, dispensaries have been required to charge not only the 7% tax, but also the state sales tax and local sales tax for a combined taxation rate of roughly 15%. As a medical program, this is inappropriate. The tax rate should be no higher than the general retail sales tax rate, as it would be for over-the-counter medications such as Tylenol. Lastly, Section 13.B. requires that commercial licensees use a seed-to-sale tracking system. Although such a requirement was reasonable for the vanguard of states which legalized marijuana, it is now legal in 33 states, with another five to seven states likely to legalize in the coming months, as well as federal legalization within a year’s time. In short, the era of marijuana prohibition is nearly at its end and thus it is unduly onerous on businesses to burden them with the costs to implement a seed-to-sale system to prevent diversion to the remaining prohibition states for such a sort duration. I appreciate your attention to this matter and would be happy to discuss it with you further. Sincerely, Please support the businesses that support us. The Green’s Bakery OKC Sweetleaf Health Center Bartlesville Canna Law Group OKC Max’s Garage Muskogee
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health

Friday, March 1, 2019

The Skinnity Bill has passed. Uncle Grumpy isn't happy about it 3-1-19


We have a lot a work to do and not much time to do it!
Chris Moe (a.k.a. 'Uncle Grumpy') is a Board Member/Consultant at The Oklahoma Cannabis Trade Association. He's also a Medical Cannabis Activist, & Board Member at Oklahomans for Health