GG, There have been a number of news articles about the AG and what he wants to do when it comes to MJ. Key words there are "wants to do". Fact is Sessions has much bigger items to address and MJ is very low on the list. There is also info out there available in regards to crime and violence under the influence of MJ. Those articles will show that crime and violence under the influence of MJ is very very low. Sessions isn't using facts when speaking on the topic but rather his stance on it. A stance and comments he has made for many years so that should tell you something right there. He isn't using factual info in any interviews in regards to MJ.
If the AG wants to target MJ users and change leaving it up the states to decide how it will be handled it will be a long process. A process that will likely take longer than he will be in the position.
Very day more and more state congressmen, governors and senators are siding with the general public in their state on MJ medical as well as recreational.
All this talk about Sessions making changes to crack down on MJ is not helping the sector but in reality must don't understand it isn't as easy as they think to make these changes.
Look at the tax revenues the states that have medical and rec use currently. Then look at all the jobs it has generated in those states. Anyone who thinks the states aren't going to fight every inch of the way on changes that are pushed onto them from the federal government are not looking at it at the state level in which they govern there state with MJ state laws.
Info is available that supports what I have stated above. In my honest opinion.
Hope this give you the insight you were looking for.
Over the next few days I will do some digging for past reports and articles and post links. Currently I am not in a position to sit in front of my laptop.
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