From Westword: When Representative Tom Massey spoke to Westword on January 15 about the medical marijuana bill he was assembling, he described dispensaries as “a loophole in the law” — the kind of language that warmed the heart of Colorado Attorney General John Suthers, who has long wanted to put the medical marijuana genie back into the bottle. But last week, when Massey’s bill was introduced, dispensaries (renamed “centers”) were very much a part of the proposal, rousing the ire of Suthers, who sent a letter to legislators making it clear the bill was no longer to his liking. As for Sensible Colorado’s Brian Vicente, a medical marijuana advocate, he wasn’t wholly negative toward the proposal, but he’s readying a ballot measure in case the final version falls short of his standards.