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Devin LeMahieu: “The 2018 farm bill, which we signed into Wisconsin state…”

Featuring: Devin LeMahieu, Republican | Wisconsin State Senate, District 9

For the Record: State senate majority leader Devin LeMahieu

Published December 28, 2025 | Video Starts at 08:04

Yeah, I think the one thing that hopefully we can potentially get done and there's three competing bills right now is dealing with THC. The 2018 farm bill, which we signed into Wisconsin state law, accidentally legalized THC. Now it's a business all around the state of Wisconsin with people producing these products. There's nothing in state statute regulating these products, so they could be sold to minors. (08:04–08:16)

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Asserts that the 2018 farm bill inadvertently legalized THC in Wisconsin.

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“We had a budget that cut taxes by $1.5 billion.”
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“Going into the session with a four over $4 billion surplus, a four and a half billion dollar surplus.”
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“The tax cut was split between the middle class and then retirees, exempting a lot of retiree income.”
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“We invested in rural roads again, rural roads and bridges. 200 million into rural roads and bridges.”
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“Taking special education up to 42% in the first year and 45% in the second year.”
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“The biggest increase in special education in state history.”
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“A lot of that is controlled by what the federal government does. Driving inflation with setting interest rates.”
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“They had a local government package of bills that lets local governments increase sales taxes by more than almost 20%.”
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“They've taken some money from special interest groups to hire attorneys that aren't part of the Department of Justice.”
For the Record: State senate majority leader Devin LeMahieu | Uploaded December 28, 2025 | 05:18-05:27
“There's nothing in state statute regulating these [THC] products, so they could be sold to minors.”
For the Record: State senate majority leader Devin LeMahieu | Uploaded December 28, 2025 | 08:19-08:24
“We got a budget done.”
For the Record: State senate majority leader Devin LeMahieu | Uploaded December 28, 2025 | 10:13-10:14
“We've gotten a whole slew of bills on the governor's desk, some that he signed, some that he's vetoed.”
For the Record: State senate majority leader Devin LeMahieu | Uploaded December 28, 2025 | 10:13-10:20