FDA’s Rule on E-Cigarettes Will Hurt Public Health

[LoveVanilla]

Here's a good one!

FDA’s Rule on E-Cigarettes Will Hurt Public Health

 

[KentA]

It's good to see this exposed on CBS. They can alert a lot of people whose attention we need.

 

[KODIAK (TM)]

It's good to see this exposed on CBS. They can alert a lot of people whose attention we need.

It's CNS, not CBS.

They're just a conservative mouthpiece for the Republican Party.

 

[bigdancehawk]

It's good to see this exposed on CBS. They can alert a lot of people whose attention we need.

If it were CBS the piece would draw considerable attention. Unfortunately, it's CNS instead. Attacking the FDA for over regulating e-cigarettes would be inconsistent with CBS's political viewpoint.

 

[bigdancehawk]

It's CNS, not CBS.

They're just a conservative mouthpiece for the Republican Party.

While CNS is conservative, your post makes it sound like it's run by the R. Party which it is not.

 

[KODIAK (TM)]

While CNS is conservative, your post makes it sound like it's run by the R. Party which it is not.

I repeat... it's a "mouthpiece" for the Republican Party. What part of that insinuates otherwise? It's a bias publication and will side with Republican ideals 100% of the time. The inverse of outlets like MSNBC.

 

[bobwho77]

I repeat... it's a "mouthpiece" for the Republican Party. What part of that insinuates otherwise? It's a bias publication and will side with Republican ideals 100% of the time. The inverse of outlets like MSNBC.

Much as I dislike the idea, the fight over the deeming regulations seems to be turning in to a partisan debate. I think that does vapers a grave disservice to allow this to happen. There are vapers of every political stripe, and allowing this to turn in to just another Democrat vs Republican, or Conservative vs Liberal issue allows us to be marginalized, and ignored by politicians on BOTH sides

 

[KentA]

It's CNS, not CBS.

They're just a conservative mouthpiece for the Republican Party.

My Bad. Thanks for the correction.

 

[KODIAK (TM)]

Much as I dislike the idea, the fight over the deeming regulations seems to be turning in to a partisan debate.

These days, most every issue "starts" that way.

 

[sofarsogood]

I have a point of order. The term "public health" refers to a bunch of institutions that I've learned are not a reliable friend of the "puclic's health". So I say public health to refer to the institutions and the "public's health" when I mean all of us and NOT them.