Indeed, "What about the children?" I would love to see media point to the 100's of millions of dollars spent by the e-cigarette industry to market products to children. The slant associated with e-cigarette reporting should not be an indictment of Fox specifically but of the media in general. Is there a direct correlation between state revenues, tax revenues, lobbying, advertising dollars, and local employment?
Do you really think the following is simply a coincidence?
Interviewing a middle-eastern kiosk attendant, concluding the interview with the Expert on a negative and inconclusive note. Providing a summation shot against a black screen as the reporter (I use the world loosely) goes onto to state, "State law hasn't caught up to them" bringing out the old trump card of, "Experts are afraid kids are going to use this opportunity to light up". And we all know about "those kids" which are already referring to e-cigarettes with secret nefarious colloquialisms like "
vaping" along with the fact that even those 'Hollywood-types" are now promoting it.
Why would a local Georgia news station be so slanted on their "Special Investigation" reporting?
UGA Tobacco -- Some Economic Effects of Tobacco in Georgia
You tell me?
Perhaps a more honest lead-in from commercial should be this...
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