I am actually relieved that scheduling isn't being used as a political device before the election. Having read the 252 pages from HHS, and the OLC memo responding to the DEA objections to the HHS recommendation, I'm convinced this isn't a political stunt. It's controversial, for sure, and DEA should hold hearings on it to air out all the various positions and resolve any misconceptions. I would have to guess investors were thinking it was a political tool that would be rammed through without any due process.
I am actually relieved that scheduling isn't being used as a political device before the election. Having read the 252 pages from HHS, and the OLC memo responding to the DEA objections to the HHS recommendation, I'm convinced this isn't a political stunt. It's controversial, for sure, and DEA should hold hearings on it to air out all the various positions and resolve any misconceptions. I would have to guess investors were thinking it was a political tool that would be rammed through without any due process.