Republican Sen. Cory Gardner tells NPR he is willing to hold up Department of Justice nominations until the attorney general reverses course on marijuana. https://t.co/78awacdSv5
States have the right to enforce their own marijuana policies – and I’m working on legislation to make sure it stays that way. Stay tuned. https://t.co/ejaZC6hekX
@SenSanders is right: #marijuana shouldn't be on same level as killer drugs like heroin. I've fought to reform discriminatory drug laws&sentencing disparities for years. #JeffSessions decision to crack down on #LegalMarijuana will lead us back to more arrests &unjust sentences
"I will be putting today a hold on every single nomination from the DOJ until Attorney General Jeff Sessions lives up to the commitment that he made to me on legalized marijuana in Colorado" - Sen. Cory Gardner https://t.co/vzCCwWIJhr
“One tweet later, one policy later, a complete reversal”: Republican Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner blasts Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ memo on marijuana policy, a move that would nix Obama-era rules that leave states alone that legalize pot https://t.co/rz3O4Pfj9C
Jeff Sessions should focus on how Congress crippled the DEA's ability to fight the opioid epidemic. Instead he tramples upon states' rights and recreational marijuana laws.
64,000 Americans died last year from opioids. None have died from THC. But, you know, priorities.
AG Jeff Sessions apparently wants to take America back to the 1920s. Prohibition didn't work then and it will not work now. Congress needs to pass sensible laws to prevent a monumental waste of precious federal resources chasing Americans who use #cannabis. #thursdaythoughts https://t.co/GP3qPyKIve
The war on drugs didn’t stop drug usage; it just ruined a lot of lives. Jeff Sessions is reviving it because he believes in using the criminal justice system as an instrument of racial and economic control of poor people and brown people. https://t.co/XRd8OldE2N