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Former Rep. Ron Paul hit out at Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Saturday over his decision to roll back an Obama-era policy that led to a hands-off approach when dealing with marijuana in states where it has been legalized, and called for Sessions to resign.

The new policy allows federal prosecutors to decide how to prioritize resources to crack down on states that have allowed adults to posses recreational pot.

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One thought on “Ron Paul calls on Jeff Sessions to resign over marijuana decision”

  1. JR Messina says:
    January 6, 2018 at 10:35 PM

    Trump needs to replace Sessions with someone who has the American people and the law as their priority.

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