Winston-Salem Journal: Historic tobacco restrictions represent dramatic acceleration

[LoveVanilla]

Historic tobacco restrictions represent dramatic acceleration of slow-motion FDA process

Meanwhile, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., sent a letter to the FDA commissioner warning that a Republican-controlled Congress and White House would take aim at the August 2016 regulations.

Johnson said part of his motivation is that the costs of adhering to the new regulations “are so needlessly high that the very existence of the vapor products industry is being threatened.”

...author of several e-cig studies, said that “since the time of initial regulation of nicotine-replacement therapy products, there has been the seemingly absurd position that the least hazardous nicotine products are subject to the greatest regulatory constraints.”

 

[thanswr1]

The phrases that sum up the above post:

1) needlessly high

2) seemingly absurd

3) least hazardous

4) greatest regulatory

The various government agency/politician kabuki theater is ridiculous considering there hasn't been one death or injury from liquids that have been bought from legitimate sources or properly used equipment.

Remember that.

And, when the government hammer comes down later this year, don't be grateful if a bone is tossed to the vaping community.

Get angry over the lies, falsehoods, and self-serving malarkey that have characterized a debate that should never have been.

 

[zoiDman]

This seems to Hit the Nail on the Head in One, Concise Paragraph...

David Sweanor, an adjunct law professor at the University of Ottawa and the author of several e-cig studies, said that “since the time of initial regulation of nicotine-replacement therapy products, there has been the seemingly absurd position that the least hazardous nicotine products are subject to the greatest regulatory constraints.”