The Food and Drug Administration released its final rules governing “vaping” oils, e-cigarettes, and high end tobacco like premium cigars. The new rules didn’t win the favor of Congressman Tom Cole.
He contends he has a better plan that wouldn’t be such a burden to small businesses.
“The FDA’s announcement today that it plans to regulate all tobacco products is just another example of the Obama Administration’s regulatory overreach and nanny-state mentality,” said Cole. “This regulation takes an overly-broad approach to regulating these products. While we can all agree that tobacco products should not be marketed to children, I still believe that my bipartisan amendment, recently approved by the Appropriations Committee in the Agriculture Appropriations bill, provides the same framework for new tobacco products without needlessly subjecting small businesses to unnecessary regulations and without treating law abiding adults like naïve children.”
The better way to regulate e-cigs is not to regulate them at all.
What castor said. Period.