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4/6/2010 - Lawmakers discussed cutting funding to professional sports teams that black out games:
Wrap: Kansas City Democratic Representative Jason Holsman argued that blacking out games out from television takes away business from restaurants, bars, and local tv stations.
3/3/2010 - Bill would make K-2 possession a felony:
Rep. Jason Holsman, D-Kansas City, said Missouri's Supreme Court chief justice recently urged lawmakers to reconsider laws that imprison non-violent first offenders. Holsman said he was worried about the implications of making soft drug possession a felony.
3/3/2010 - House debates the legality of the controlled substance K2. :
Jackson County Democratic Representative Jason Holsman said non-violent offenders are already a high cost to taxpayers and the prohibition of fake pot will contribute to this problem.
3/15/2010 - House shoots down amendment to legalize medical marijuana in fake pot ban bill:
Wrap: Jackson County Democratic Representative Jason Holsman pleaded with the rest of the House.
3/15/2010 - House denies medical marijuana in fake pot bill:
"Who are we to tell terminally ill patients that some substance that can provide them relief isn't good enough for them?" said Rep. Jason Holsman, D-Jackson County, one of a small group of Democrats who pushed for the measure.
1/19/2010 - House votes for resolution against health care reform:
Because the resolution only sends a message to Congress and does not become law, Rep. Jason Holsman, D-Jackson County, said debating the resolution was a waste of time.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 5, 2010:
Representative Jason Holsman, D-Kansas City, sponsored the bill, citing the economic impacts the game has on restaurants, bars, and local television stations when the NFL prevents broadcasts.
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