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Iowa Health Dept requires local health agencies to ban tobacco use (including vaping) in parks as condition to get state funding, while ignoring smoking inside casinos (where nonsmokers are actually exposed to hazardous levels of tobacco smoke).
Tobacco ban in parks but not casinos?
Oklahoma's Health Department somewhat similarly told local health agencies that they'd increase their chances of getting state funding if they got a local vaping ban enacted.
Both of these practices are illegal because both the Iowa and Oklahoma Health Departments are requiring grant applicants to successfully lobby for new laws as a condition of receiving funding.
Wonder if CDC has told state and local health agencies to do the same if they want federal CDC funding (as CDC has been illegally giving grant money to state and local health agencies to lobby for various anti tobacco laws).
Tobacco ban in parks but not casinos?
Oklahoma's Health Department somewhat similarly told local health agencies that they'd increase their chances of getting state funding if they got a local vaping ban enacted.
Both of these practices are illegal because both the Iowa and Oklahoma Health Departments are requiring grant applicants to successfully lobby for new laws as a condition of receiving funding.
Wonder if CDC has told state and local health agencies to do the same if they want federal CDC funding (as CDC has been illegally giving grant money to state and local health agencies to lobby for various anti tobacco laws).