re: Jeff Sessions personally asked Congress to let him prosecute medical-marijuana providers

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Sessions wants to enforce the laws. That's his job.

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In this case, he wants Congress to change the law so he can continue his quixotic battle to end the scourge of marijuana (and other, less dangerous drugs like heroin).

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Sessions wants to enforce the laws. That's his job

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No, Sessions wants to change the federal law to allow him to prosecute activities that are legal under state law.

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or you could stop worshiping mind altering drugs, ya know, maybe grow up and quit trying to escape reality.

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I hope you're trolling and not retarded.

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or you could stop worshiping mind altering drugs, ya know, maybe grow up and quit trying to escape reality.

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The reason marijuana has remained illegal is due to large alcohol, pharmaceutical, and tobacco companies lobbying against its legalization. Not to mention, its also a large portion of the profit for Central American Drug Cartels. Marijuana is a much healthier, cheaper, and less addictive alternative than most prescription pain medications. Which is the exact reason so many special interest groups seek to keep it criminalized.

I don't advocate the use of any mind alternating substances outside of medical purposes, but the legalization of weed is undoubtedly a superior alternative to consistent deadly cartel violence, mass incarceration of the innocent, and a pain killer dug epidemic.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions says good people don't smoke weed, but the truth is that good people don't try to control others lives. That is not the American way.