Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick condemned Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday for pushing for the legalization of marijuana by vetoing the previously proposed THC ban. "One can only come to this conclusion, which ...

The lieutenant governor threw their product in protest. Now, they’re selling it — with his name in a promo code.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who led the ban on hemp-derived THC products, said Abbott is proposing "for us to legalize marijuana in Texas — by regulating it." ...

AUSTIN — Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick promised Monday to keep fighting against the retail consumable hemp industry, accusing Gov. Greg Abbott of turning Texas into a recreational marijuana state by ...

Lieutenant Gov. Dan Patrick expressed his frustration with a THC ban vetoed by Gov. Greg Abbott during a Monday afternoon news conference.

Dan Patrick calls for resignation of Tarrant County GOP chair over controversial poll Bo French says he's not stepping down despite calls from within his party.

After Governor Greg Abbott vetoed Senate Bill 3, which aimed to ban all THC consumables in Texas, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is holding a press conference to address the situation.

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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) vowed to keep fighting for a total THC ban in Texas after Gov. Greg Abbott (R) vetoed such a ban but signaled willingness to accept certain facets of one. In a statement ...

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — On Monday, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick held a news conference to express his dismay with Gov. Greg Abbott vetoing Senate Bill 3 less than an hour before it would’ve become law.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick described Gov. Greg Abbott's late Sunday night veto of Senate Bill 3, the legislation that would ban legal marijuana in Texas, as "surprising." Political observers said ...

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick responded to Gov. Greg Abbott's veto of Senate Bill 3, which would outlaw products with any amount of THC in the Lone Star State.