What about legal adults who have used vaping to get off cigarettes? Do they have to go back to cigarettes?
The epidemic of youth e-cigarette use has no signs of slowing. The Trump Administration needs to stop playing politics with public health and finalize a policy removing all unauthorized, flavored e-cigarettes from the market immediately.https://www.help.senate.gov/ranking/newsroom/press/amid-delay-senator-murray-and-democrats-urge-trump-administration-to-prioritize-childrens-health-and-keep-promise-to-ban-flavored-e-cigarettes- …
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She doesn’t care. I’ve got an email from her proving that. Same with
@MariaCantwell. They are both on the side of Big Tobacco. Don’t care about adult vapers one bit.#WeVapeWeVote
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According to the National Youth Tobacco Survey, 5.7% of high school kids vape more than 20-days per month (the only ones who may be "hooked"). The rest is rare experimentation. US Surgeon General says 1/3rd are vaping THC, not nicotine, so let's drop that to 3.8%. "Epidemic"?
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Or can we have "youth" stop buying e-cigarettes? Fine stores selling to them?
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DO SOME RESEARCH senator, the damage done has been due to THC, not vaping! Can we please get some rational RESPONSIBLE representation?
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Booze kills many more. Soooo what are you going to do about that? Pander much?
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Sorry...wouldn’t that just force usage underground so more teens suffered? How about whatever y’all propose, it applies to marijuana and heroin as well?
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The teen use issue is an issue with the education system as well - too many kids are feeling too much stress, that's why they turn to e-/cigarettes in the first place. Change the education system so it focuses on each kid individually and you won't need to ban flavored hot juice.
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