I hope that you'll support HR 1866, the Industrial Hemp Farming Act.  By
removing non-psychoactive hemp from the definition of marijuana in the
Controlled Substances Act, HR 1866 would permit American farmers to compete
with foreign sources of this important, renewably grown industrial fibre.  This
jointly introduced bill goes beyond parties.  As Representatives Ron Paul and
Barney Frank observed on introducing the measure, the founders of the United
States, some of whom grew hemp, "would surely find that federal restrictions on
farmers growing a safe and profitable crop on their own land are inconsistent
with the constitutional guarantee of a limited, restrained federal government."