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Jeff Sessions Backs Down From Fight Against Marijuana

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March 21, 2017

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who infamously declared that good people don’t smoke marijuana, was seen as a threat to the emerging recreational marijuana industry, as he’s been a consistent enemy of legalization throughout his tenure in the Senate. However, knowing that he lacks the political capital and resources needed as Attorney General to enforce federal prohibition, he announced that he'll be backing down from his fight against marijuana.

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