I agree with the premise, that we shouldn't be crowding our prisons with folks caught with a joint in their pocket. But here's the problem. The AG is suppose to up hold the laws of the land, not decide which ones are to be enforced, and which ones are to be ignored. We need to change the laws through proper means, not by a dictator's decree. Anyone who doesn't see that this administration is a bunch of want to be dictators, who think they are above our Constitutional form of government, is blind. But he11, as long as they keep giving away free stuff, their lemmings will continue to support them, and even applaud their abuses of power.... and stuff.

dpnewell wrote:

1 step forward with this, 2 steps backward with domestic spying.


The good thing is, you will be able to do weed deals over the phone without speaking in code now. Sure, the NSA will be monitoring the conversation, but they ain't gonna bother with you. 🇨🇮

borndead1 wrote:

Saying the U.S. prison population is "outsized and unnecessarily large," U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder today said he has ordered changes in Justice Department polices so that some low-level, nonviolent drug offenders with no ties to gangs or drug cartels won't be charged with crimes that impose "draconian mandatory minimum sentences."

DrafterX wrote: