
Former Obama Staffer Begs Sessions to Crack Down on Legalization
Even if you’ve never met a diehard drug warrior or a former Capitol Hill staffer, chances are there’s someone like Kevin Sabet in your life.

Even if you’ve never met a diehard drug warrior or a former Capitol Hill staffer, chances are there’s someone like Kevin Sabet in your life.

I’m currently in Seattle, about to attend to the 26th annual Seattle Hempfest. It’s my favorite event of the year. It’s like a canna-family reunion

The Joker to my Batman, Kevin Sabet, is at it again. This time, he’s posted an op-ed at CNBC entitled, “Legal weed isn’t living up

These days, you don’t have to look very hard to find people unwilling to accept the obvious. Take climate change, which was recently questioned as

Even if you’ve never met a diehard drug warrior or a former Capitol Hill staffer, chances are there’s someone like Kevin Sabet in your life. An increasingly long while ago now, during the first two years of Barack Obama’s first term, Sabet worked in the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP)—the White House office that is mandated by Congress

I’m currently in Seattle, about to attend to the 26th annual Seattle Hempfest. It’s my favorite event of the year. It’s like a canna-family reunion on the 3rd weekend of August every year for the past 26 years. So, of course, the Joker to my Batman, Kevin Sabet, thinks that he can mess this up for me. For the first

The Joker to my Batman, Kevin Sabet, is at it again. This time, he’s posted an op-ed at CNBC entitled, “Legal weed isn’t living up to all of its promises. We need to shut it down.” It is truly a masterful amalgam of reefer madness, junk science and unfounded scares packed with more bullshit-per-square-inch than a Fort Worth stockyard. Kevin

These days, you don’t have to look very hard to find people unwilling to accept the obvious. Take climate change, which was recently questioned as a real thing in the opinion pages of the New York Times, despite soaring temperatures; 2017 had the second-warmest spring on record. The hottest-ever was last year, in 2016, the same year Americans elected as
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