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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1141444)	6/13/2019 10:50:05 AM
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If that is true, then why wasn't Hillary arrested? She took the Steele dossier. That was written by a foreigner. You live in lalaland.

To: Brumar89 who wrote (1141444)	6/13/2019 11:02:14 AM
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Nevada Becomes First State To Ban Pre-Employment Marijuana Testing [ Legalizing vices leads to them being civil rights in the modern world. ] Nevada state governor makes it unlawful for Nevadan employers to refuse employment based on positive marijuana tests. Democratic Governor Steve Sisolak signed a law this week which would make Nevada the first state to ban pre-employment marijuana tests, ABC news reported. Assembly Bill No. 132 (AB132) stipulates that employment can not be rejected “because of the presence of marijuana in a screening test taken by a prospective employee.” However, the law does involve exceptions. “Those trying to become firefighters or EMTs cannot test positive, as well as those applying for jobs that require someone to operate a motor vehicle or jobs with the federal government,” according to the bill. The law goes into effect January 2020. New York City passed a similar bill in April which banned employers from requiring a passing marijuana screening test as a condition of employment. Maine does not have laws concerning drug testing, but employers are not allowed to discriminate based on marijuana usage.