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How Jeff Sessions' Act of Perjury Might Have Saved Legal Marijuana

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March 3, 2017

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions seemed to have been gearing up for a war on weed, but thankfully, he no longer has the legitimacy—or political capital—needed to take on something so popular after it was revealed that he committed perjury. So now, proponents of marijuana legalization can rest a little bit easier knowing our anti-pot Attorney General's career is now in jeopardy. Thanks for being dumb, Jeff!

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