DOJ Marijuana Decision/DHS Authority To Investigate Voting Could Start Of Crack Down On -----

[TheMastersNemesis]

civil rights, 1st amendment rights, right to associate/protest, et al. These decisions should be taken seriously. And they could be a warning on a larger crackdown of dissent. Welcome to Putin's America.

[lapfog_1]

1. yup... state's rights psssaw... only when it comes to the right to hate on somebody.

[regnaD kciN]

2. It's the standard Republican philosophy...

...absolute FREEEEEEEEEEEEDOM for anything relating to making a profit, but any non-economic personal behavior, no matter how harmless, is deemed to be a matter of "the nation's moral character," and can -- and must -- be regulated by law.

"Let's get the government out of our lives...and into our pants." -- Roy Zimmerman, "Defenders of Marriage"

(Which reminds me: isn't the administration going to go back to the SCOTUS and ask them to "reconsider" their decision on same-sex marriage? I bet they'll do so if they get the chance to install one more hardliner in place of a swing or liberal justice.)

[Baitball Blogger]

3. Are all of these executive orders?

Sounds like Trump is helping the Democrats create their campaign platforms.

[Weed Man]

4. Violation of the Establishment Clause

Sessions needs to report to ADX Florence to begin his 25 to life forced to smoke marijuana every day.