She recovered after going back on a course of antiretrovirals.
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I think they're going back on their word a bit.
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But going back on the work/dignity part for a moment.
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Feel bad going back on your word or adjusting an agreement?
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Mick Jagger is going back on the road following his medical recovery.
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After the tragedy in Manchester, Ariana Grande is going back on tour.
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"I don't like going back on my word," the Republican lawmaker added.
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The '90s hitmakers are going back on tour -- but without Posh Spice.
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Now, Beto O'Rourke is going back on tour — this time for the presidency.
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Another vote would mean going back on Mr Cameron's promise to the voters.
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They say these Republicans are going back on their word to repeal ObamaCare.
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Thomas Markle is going back on his word to stop talking to the press.
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For drivers, this was a clear moment of Uber going back on its word.
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But that would mean going back on a central pledge to end ties quickly.
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But the bottom line is, we don't want them going back on the street.
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Ozzy Osbourne is going back on last year's announcement that he suffers from sex addiction.
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Democrats have railed against any rescission effort as going back on a previously negotiated deal.
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Trump made a promise -- and kept reiterating a promise -- he is now going back on.
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We are going back on the Paris Agreement -- what we agreed to three years ago.
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Pull out, and Clinton would be going back on her word to the Moroccan king.
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So he said, 'I'm going back on tour — what do we want to do about this?
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Now that it was going back on the market, Mr. Trump didn't want to miss out.
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Many European leaders want rapid action, and say there is no going back on the vote.
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So he said, 'I'm going back on tour — what do we want to do about this?
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I know I made that commitment, and it kills me that I'm going back on that.
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But now, even some of the stronger locations are going back on the market, Cheatham said.
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"Going back on your word, one step at a time," the tagline on the website reads.
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The blow-up led to Talese publicly denouncing it, then eventually going back on his denunciation.
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So he said: 'I'm going back on tour—what do we want to do about this?
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"I don't want to keep going back on it," James said on Sunday, according to ESPN.
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All those people are going back on the wall: They've just been reframed; it's a new picture.
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For Junior, only his "going back on his policies and on the issues" could break the bond.
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After missing a week of school he's going back on Tuesday to finish end-of-year tests.
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RHP Brad Boxberger came off the disabled list Monday, but he could be going back on it.
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He is fully engaging in going back on China on economic where they are head on us.
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"Defendant number one (Karadag) is not going back on his word," Schoochart told reporters outside the court.
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By going back on his earlier statements, he essentially took all of his accusers down with him.
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By going back on what had been a bipartisan agreement, future negotiations would presumably become more difficult.
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He ended up going back on his parents' health insurance and got the procedure done in December.
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"It's hard to even like get my mind there," she admitted of going back on the small screen.
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Less than a week into 2016 and Michelle Rodriguez is already going back on her New Year's resolution.
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Now, Trump and his administration are going back on a lot of policies that the Obama administration employed.
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Several years ago, when Sandy Cooper felt her major depression return, she was dreading going back on Lexapro.
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" Granger also shared that he will be going back on tour as music has always been his "healing.
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This week's report accused the university of double standards and of going back on its commitment to transparency.
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For nearly 30 years I've been going back on my own, trying to understand what Cuba has become.
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Any claims that the next administration or the country is "going back on its word" will be disingenuous.
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Modi has said the law has been passed by parliament and there is no going back on it.
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We were already like half pregnant with our next two verticals, like there's no going back on this.
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Some Republicans worry that going back on their spending promises would poison the well in future negotiations with Democrats.
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The outgoing head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is cautioning against going back on President Obama's climate agenda.
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In unusually harsh words for its Middle Eastern ally, Washington also accused Israel of going back on its word.
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" In a commentary published by the state-run Xinhua news agency, Washington was accused of "going back on its words.
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For example, if you're going back on birth control after having a baby, that could change your period as well.
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National security adviser John Bolton acknowledged on Sunday that North Korea has a history of going back on its promises.
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President George H.W. Bush was relegated to a single term for going back on a pledge not to raise taxes.
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J.), David Joyce (R-Ohio) and Patrick Meehan (R-Pa.) of going back on their word after previously criticizing ObamaCare.
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HM: Well, it may continue going back on a downward trend if officers feel like they're backed up politically again.
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The ratchets, preventing backsliding, consisted of rules preventing countries from going back on their previous commitments, except under certain conditions.
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Mr. Kimmel spent a full seven minutes excoriating Mr. Cassidy, of Louisiana, accusing him of going back on his word.
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Now that he seems to be going back on his word, Mr. Soderbergh is as gleeful as he is humbled.
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Here's what that experience taught me about going back on your word and using those tough conversations to your advantage.
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In July, Jameson admitted to "losing control and eating like a crazed banshee" and then going back on the diet.
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The rejected offer also lacked no-retrogression language prohibiting plant owners from going back on terms agreed to in past contracts.
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Winston Churchill insisted in going back on the gold standard in 1925 despite its putting the real economy on the rack.
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RHP Jordan Zimmermann received positive results from his MRI exam on Friday and may avoid going back on the disabled list.
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Well, Grande is going back on tour and taking a quick break from social media, while Davidson is... getting a haircut?
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Henning told me the picture he had in his mind was that of an actor going back on to the stage.
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In the Pentagon's Wednesday statement, it accused Xi of going back on his promise not to militarize the South China Sea.
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Multiple senators who voted to repeal in 2015 seem to be going back on their vote and their promises to repeal.
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We also asked Cruz ... by going back on his word to support the nominee, has he earned the name "Lyin' Ted?"
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I think now that they're inching in this direction, it's a lot easier to see McConnell going back on his remarks.
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"Going back on its word, it delivered those whom it was protecting to their executioners," Mr. Chirac said at the time.
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Sisi has urged Egyptians in recent weeks not to protest and warned there would be no going back on economic reforms.
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They argue Trump is going back on his campaign promises to build the wall and take a harder line on immigration.
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Obviously if you have informed someone that part of the interview is off the record, going back on that would be unethical.
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Powerball announced the winning ticket was sold at the Handy Variety convenience store in Watertown, Massachusetts, before going back on its find.
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Leading appropriators are critical of the idea, wary of going back on a deal that was struck to secure Democratic votes. Sen.
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And then came the announcement fans were hoping for: "We are going back on the road on tour," Hill told the cheering crowd.
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So a refurbished version of the phone is going back on shelves next month—bearing what might be the most delusional name possible.
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Granger Smith has announced he will be going back on tour just weeks after his 3-year-old son River's tragic drowning death.
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"By going back on that position, they have left themselves open to the allegation of being weak and reacting to criticism," he said.
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"I don't want to keep going back on it," James said Sunday when asked about the Los Angeles Lakers icon, according to ESPN.
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And, lo and behold, President Trump is now going back on the bump stock stuff, which he should have done after Las Vegas.
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PARIS (Reuters) - There is "no question of going back" on the Brexit withdrawal agreement, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Monday.
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Silver Landings was a "conduit for going back on tour," Moore says, and performing songs night after night about her worst experiences wasn't appealing.
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The site writes that Depp has donated $100,000 to each charity and insinuates that Heard is going back on her public promise with that headline.
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"If we think about cheating on a partner, that's a place where you gave your word but you're going back on your word," she says.
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There's no chance of me going back on the streets, because I've found a way of giving something back, and am enjoying doing something positive.
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But [Herring] was going back on the road, and I was stuck on the beat, having trouble taking the production anywhere for a few months.
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It has said strengthening the sanctions law could be interpreted as going back on the nuclear deal, meaning the president would likely veto tougher legislation.
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The N.F.L. reaffirmed on Wednesday that there would be no going back on the league's reworked rule for use of a helmet to initiate contact.
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Tesla store switch: Tesla (TSLA) will raise the price of its vehicles worldwide after going back on a decision to close most of its stores.
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Those first few bites were absolute magic, but what surprised me most about going back on gluten was its effect on my social life. What?
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has urged Egyptians not to protest and warned that there will be no going back on economic reforms, whatever the pain.
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Vim says before the game they ALL agreed that if they caught a Dodgers HR ball -- it was going back on the field ... no matter what!
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"Quitting Europe is a risk to your family's future because a vote to leave on Thursday means there is no going back on Friday," Cameron said.
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RHP Jason Motte (right rotator cuff strain) threw 30 pitches in his first bullpen session since going back on the disabled list retroactive to July 26.
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The move is embarrassing for Russia, which stands accused of disregarding EU sanctions, flouting its original agreement with Siemens and going back on assurances made to Berlin.
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Now, the author, advocate and mother of two is going back on tour for her first children's book, It's Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going!
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"Mr Trump would be making a grave mistake by going back on his predecessor's commitments towards the climate," said Macron, speaking after he unveiled his election manifesto.
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Pro-EU lawmakers later accused the government of going back on its word by offering only a "take it or leave it" vote on the final deal.
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"I cannot imagine China going back on the pollution controls it is trying to put in place," CEO Fabio Schvartsman said at an event in Sao Paulo.
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I email B. to ask him what's going on and work on revising Spanish materials I'm using for an outreach presentation before going back on the desk.
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While central bank officials say there is no going back on the clean-up, a senior policymaker said the March 2017 deadline was not "cast in stone".
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The government says TIM undermined the state tender process by going back on its word not to invest in broadband in the rural and sparsely populated areas.
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But now, Goodridge says, Intel is going back on its promise and refusing to justify its contributions to politicians who oppose LGBT rights or deny climate change.
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The summit may also give Mr Abe cover for going back on his commitment to raise Japan's consumption tax from 8% to 10% in April next year.
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He's clearly going back on many of the promises he made on the campaign trail and he won't be able to run as a unicorn in 2020.
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Once Mercury retrograde starts in a couple of weeks, you can find yourself going back on your word and fixing things you once thought to be correct.
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"Mr Trump would be making a grave mistake by going back on his predecessor's commitments towards the climate," Macron said, speaking after he announced his election manifesto.
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He is expected to resume baseball activities sometime this weekend before going back on a rehab assignment at Double-A Trenton or Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
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Speaking to reporters Monday, Chan accused Lam of going back on her promise to "unite society" and said the charges were a bad sign for the incoming administration.
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In general, the Japanese are very skeptical that North Korea would stick to any deal, given its history of going back on commitments to stop its nuclear program.
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She said, "If Trump decides to take this program away he's going back on his word, which unfortunately he has often done, and we will hold him accountable."
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"Just six months ago, the president signed a bipartisan two-year budget deal into law, but now the president is apparently going back on his word," said Rep.
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Kinsler, 2.25, will help replace veteran Dustin Pedroia, who returned from offseason knee surgery in May but lasted just three games before going back on the disabled list.
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News of the property going back on the market comes after Jackson's estate filed a lawsuit against HBO over the planned broadcast of the bombshell documentary Leaving Neverland.
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Kim Kardashian gave the appearance she's going back on her word to swear off flashy jewelry in public, but it was nothing but a trick ... TMZ has learned.
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The actor — who plays the Green Arrow (aka GA) on his show — said he's ready for any kind of fitness test, including going back on American Ninja Warrior.
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CNBC reported earlier this year that 2018 is set to be a record year with respect to the amount of retail square footage going back on the market.
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If the vote does go forward, "there is no going back on independence," said Peter W. Galbraith, a former American diplomat who is close to the Kurdish leadership.
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The company announced in a press release that it has fixed the issue that nearly doomed its quadcopter, and that Karma is going back on sale today at GoPro.
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"Let me categorically assure all that there is no going back on deregulation of oil prices," India's finance minister Arun Jaitley said in a Facebook post on Saturday. bit.
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After one slain soldier's father accused the president of going back on a promise to send a check for $25,000, the White House said the money had been sent.
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And I am asking my former employer to do the right thing, to not make me choose between claiming the moral high ground and going back on my word.
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Senators from both parties have accused Trump of going back on his words last month when he said sign whatever piece of immigration legislation Congress sends to his desk.
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"I can't open my window at all because the smell is so bad," resident Danielle Smith, who admitted the invasion has her considering going back on antidepressants, told The Guardian.
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So, be sure to put a 30-day contingency in your contract, so you can get out if you want to join me when I say I'm going back on.
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Those who chose to flee the nominee have been called "wimps" and "wusses," and former GOP candidates have been attacked for going back on their pledge to support the nominee.
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However, once you've expressed your desire to move on, going back on that decision could be one of the worst moves of your career, according to recruitment specialist Oliver Cooke.
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Speaking of power trips, Daisy's acting so riled up about the prospect of Lady Crawley going back on her implied promise of Yew Tree Farm to Mr. Mason that Mrs.
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You're also not stuck in that cycle of being on the road for 300 days out of the year, making an album in one month, then going back on tour.
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While the President doesn't call out the Arizona Republican by name, it's clear he's referencing McCain, whom he accuses of going back on his word to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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The move makes Trump look like a hypocrite since he's going back on his word to bring jobs back to the US rather than rely on foreign trade and outsourcing work.
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The Apple iPhone 323GS is going back on sale via South Korean carrier SK Telink after a new batch was found still in boxes at a warehouse, as reported by VentureBeat.
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" Bringing the roller coaster ride he's been on since the initial performance to an end, he revealed, "And I'm going back on the Today show – they've invited me for an encore.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has urged Egyptians not to protest and warned that there would be no going back on economic reforms, no matter how much pain they might cause.
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These are unlikely to generate investor interest as the end of the purchases has been fully priced in and policymakers have said going back on these "expectations" would require extraordinary developments.
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Warren, a leading progressive champion, accused Republicans of going back on their deal to balance measures to speed up the approval process for new drugs with more money for medical research.
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I was going back on forth on how to start it and he came in with a magnetic, pensive, and thoughtful approach that allowed the chorus to open up and fly.
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Already, he has shown that flexibility by going back on campaign promises that no one would lose coverage when the Affordable Care Act was replaced and he would not cut Medicaid.
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In recent weeks, the president has urged Egyptians not to protest and warned that there would be no going back on economic reforms, no matter how much pain they might cause.
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"So you absolutely can't put the hat on China of reversing positions and going back on one's promises," Geng said, adding China had shown goodwill in the talks and kept its promises.
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"We don't want them going back on the streets, we don't want them on the street in Ankara, we don't want them on the street in Tunis, Paris or Brussels," Mattis said.
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Conservative groups are frustrated by the resistance among more moderate members to repealing community rating and other ObamaCare protections, saying lawmakers are going back on their word to repeal the healthcare law.
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Sarksyan stepped down in April last year following protests over him going back on his promise not to become prime minister of the ex-Soviet country after two terms as the president.
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She had come on air mainly to promote her first memoir, Redefining Realness, but she ended up going back on the show after firing off some tweets pointing out his misgendering of her.
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Should Trump and his administration opt to de-list these sites, they would be going back on some off their promises to both voters and members of Congress who oversaw Zinke's confirmation process.
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Now it seems like the organization is going back on any regulation suggestions, after NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch hopped on FOX News to say that "nothing could've been done" to prevent the massacre.
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"All of the people as indicated earlier who signed the pledge to back the presumptive nominee, now they're going back on their word," he told hosts Brian Kilmeade, Steve Doocy and Ainsley Earhardt.
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Hours after the tariffs on China were announced, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce accused the White House of going back on its word, even as it hinted that Beijing expected such a reversal.
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Pensioners earning less than 2,23 euros per month will see this year's increase in social security taxes scrapped, Macron said, going back on a measure that had particularly hurt his popularity with older voters.
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Then, when Blasey and her lawyers balked at Republican terms — asking, entirely reasonably, that the F.B.I. first examine her story — Republicans acted as if she was being irrational and going back on her word.
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Republicans erupted in anger at the move, accusing the New York Democrat of wanting to put the vote on television and going back on an agreement for the committee to stop considering amendments. Rep.
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Going back on the government&aposs word would also make it harder to gain the trust of the National Liberation Army, a smaller guerrilla group that is currently in negotiations with the government in Cuba.
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The tariff hike had originally been delayed as Washington and Beijing worked out a permanent trade deal, but it was renewed after the Trump administration accused China of going back on previously agreed-upon terms.
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VILNIUS, July 9 (Reuters) - Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis said on Tuesday he will remain in his post, going back on a pledge to quit following his defeat in the presidential election in mid-May.
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Powell also argued that the government was going back on its promises by seeking a prison sentence for Flynn after agreeing in 613 that a sentence of mere probation would be appropriate in his case.
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But he has since left the top spot on the panel to take over the Finance Committee, sparing him the prospect of either going back on his word or infuriating Mr. Trump and his colleagues.
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Sarksyan stepped down in April 2018 following protests over him going back on a promise not to become prime minister of the South Caucasus country of around 3 million after two terms as the president.
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While Uber sees this as a small victory in the case, Alphabet isn't actually going back on its claim that the ride-hail company copied the design for a key self-driving technology called lidar.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said after the result that the process for Britain's withdrawal from the EU should begin "immediately" and French President Francois Hollande said there was "no going back" on the decision.
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German foreign minister Sigmar Gabriel also warned in a statement that going back on a nuclear deal with Iran signed by former U.S. President Barack Obama would risk undermining Washington's credibility in negotiating with North Korea.
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H.) and Pat Toomey (Pa.) Republican leaders might see more downside to going back on their pledge to block any Obama nominee, something that could rile the conservative base months before voters go to the polls.
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Last week, Alphabet dropped the majority of its patent claims against the embattled startup, though it's not exactly going back on its assertion that Uber copied the design for a key self-driving technology called lidar.
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In a sign of growing friction, Di Maio accused Salvini on Wednesday of going back on a previous pledge to ditch Berlusconi, suggesting he was only standing by him because he needed funding from the billionaire businessmen.
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Palomarez also expressed his disappointment Monday, telling CNN's Jim Acosta that Trump would be going back on his word to treat the recipients of the program with "heart" if he does make the decision to end it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Singer Janet Jackson has announced she is going back on tour later this year, returning to the stage in the United States and Canada after taking time off to give birth to her first child.
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In February, he accused Juul of going back on its word after the San Francisco-based start-up took a $12.8 billion investment from Marlboro maker Altria, and he called the CEOs of both companies to his office.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once Britain triggers its formal divorce from the European Union by invoking Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, there is no going back on the decision, the government's top lawyer told the High Court on Monday.
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Flanked by his finance, supply, petroleum, trade, and social solidarity ministers, Prime Minister Sherif Ismail told a news conference there was no going back on reforms that Egypt hopes will help it clinch a $12 billion IMF loan program.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said on a visit to the U.S. last year that "China does not intend to pursue militarization" of the area, prompting some foreign experts to accuse China of going back on its word with its new deployments.
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Geng put the blame on Washington for going back on its word in some previous rounds of talks, including last May, when the two reached an agreement in Washington but then the United States backed out a few days later.
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"There are definitely economic reasons for thinking that going back on the December rate increase is a good idea," said Peter Ireland, a Boston College economics professor and member of the Shadow Open Market Committee of academics who monitor Fed policy.
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Her campaign, which has not bought television ads since her sweep of four Eastern states on April 26 and hoped to conserve money for the general election, is going back on the air in Kentucky before its primary next week. Mrs.
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For me, during a period of bad anxiety, when I was torn between the idea of going back on antidepressants or not, I began searching for some sort of alternative aid online and soon came across a video of Jim Carrey.
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Geng put the blame on Washington for going back on its word in some previous rounds of talks, including last May, when the two sides reached an agreement in Washington but then the United States backed out a few days later.
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What happens if there's another flood of comments, we have John Oliver going back on television saying words that I probably shouldn't say on Kara Swisher's podcast about cable companies screwing around ... It's not on broadcast TV, so it's okay.
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Some young men have said they prefer not to return to Syria for fear of being drafted into the military but those going back on Thursday said they were promised they will not be drafted earlier than six months after their return.
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But federal courts have so far kept TPS alive after advocacy groups claimed that, for many TPS recipients who have laid roots and raised families in the US for years if not decades, going back on a moment's notice isn't a viable option.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British interior minister Theresa May, the bookmakers' favorite to replace David Cameron as prime minister, said on Thursday there was no going back on Britain leaving the EU but that divorce talks would not start until the end of the year.
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We can expect this troika will push for tougher action on Iran, though Mattis is also on record as saying that there is "no going back" on the Iran nuclear deal, which puts him out of step with some in Trump's inner circle.
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Despite a hectic schedule that can have him calling a match in the afternoon, providing analysis in the evening and going back on air for the night session, he finds the time to chat and sign autographs until a wrangler drags him away.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Rio de Janeiro's City Hall will help cover the deficit of the local Olympic organizing committee if necessary, Mayor Eduardo Paes said in an interview on Tuesday, going back on assurances that the committee would be entirely privately funded.
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India has made clear there is no going back on the 2010 Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage law that foreign governments and vendors say leaves open the possibility of lawsuits against suppliers for nuclear accidents, rather than the operators of the plants.
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India has made clear there is no going back on the 2010 Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage law that foreign governments and vendors say leaves open the possibility of lawsuits against suppliers for nuclear accidents, rather than the operators of the plants.
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North Korea conducted similar tests in May and the new launches came after Pyongyang accused Washington of going back on a pledge by Trump to Kim by planning to hold military drills with South Korea next month and warned that the talks were at risk.
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In spite of the latter two working in Aldo's favor, he was often going back on straight lines, with his head in a neutral position and his chin hanging up in the air, and Edgar cracked him a good few times as a result.
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"Clearly the Indian government is now going back on its long-stated policy towards refugees in the case of Rohingyas, and is playing domestic communal politics with them by trying to whip up communal sentiment, by labeling them as Muslims and potential terrorists," he adds.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump confirmed on Monday that his administration would not immediately pursue a proposal to raise the age limit for buying an assault rifle, going back on earlier pledges that he made after last month's deadly mass shooting at a South Florida high school.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's presidential front-runner said on Thursday he was not set on leaving the Paris climate accord if elected, going back on a prior pledge to follow the pullout by U.S. President Donald Trump, a role model for his anti-establishment run.
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But that would have required going back on the board's initial statement that it would look outside the organization, which was an apparent acknowledgment that promoting from within — as the bank did when Mr. Sloan replaced John G. Stumpf after the fake-account scandal — was not enough.
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David Caruso's ex-assistant says she went to the mat for him -- lying under oath -- and then he failed to hold up his end of the bargain, and exposed her to various forms of sexual harassment ... but Caruso says she's the one going back on her word.
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It's unclear how much of this is intentional — Trump going back on his promises to cozy up to Moscow — and how much of it is the result of Trump devolving policy responsibilities to the military and top-level officials like Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis (a noted Russia skeptic).
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"We know from experience that Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE going back on his word and caving is always possible," he added.
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The activist investors are "confident other potential buyers are waiting in the wings" and see the possibility of similar or better value in a standalone Xerox, they said in an open letter to shareholders — a letter where they also attacked Xerox's board for going back on an agreement to settle their dispute.
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As CNBC points out, this isn't the first time that SpaceX has done this dance with the Port of LA: The company had received approval to build a manufacturing facility in the port two years ago, and agreed on a 10-year, $1.4 million-per-year lease, before subsequently going back on that agreement in 2019.
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Andujar, who sustained a partial tear of the labrum in his right shoulder when he dived into third base in the third game of the season on March 31, returned from his first stint on the injured list on May 4 and played nine games before going back on the IL. Boone said Tuesday the latest MRI exam on Andujar's shoulder looked "about identical" to the image after his original injury.
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But Leadsom unexpectedly quit on Monday after a campaign dogged by ill-judged comments about her rival's lack of children and questions about whether she had exaggerated her CV. "I am honoured and humbled to have been chosen by the Conservative Party to become its leader," said May, who favoured remaining in the EU but has made clear there is no going back on the result of the June 23 referendum.
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"[I] had to get up from dinner when I had a realization that I wasn't with the person I was supposed to be with… I was sitting in a stall and I was crying and laughing uncontrollably, and I knew [Jada] was the woman I was supposed to be with, but I was never getting divorced… I went back out, sat down with Sheree and started going back on with my life," he said.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) on Tuesday scolded some of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's former rivals who have declined to endorse the Republican presidential nominee, saying they render themselves irrelevant by going back on the pledge they made during the GOP primary.
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Attorney general Jeff Sessions' decision to overturn an Obama-era policy that allowed legal marijuana to flourish likely won't make him many friends—certainly not among the 94 percent of Americans who support medical marijuana legalization, the 64 percent who say it should be legal nationwide, the thousands of people currently employed by the legal marijuana industry, the parents of kids whose seizures have been mitigated by cannabis, or even members of his own party, like senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, who accused Sessions of going back on his word to members of Congress.
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