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FDA expected — again — to announce a proposed rule banning menthol from cigarettes

This must be an annual thing with the Biden administration because it was exactly one year ago today that we did a post on the Biden administration being expected to announce a ban on menthol and other flavored cigarettes — a move that the ACLU said had “serious racial justice implications” as it would “lead to unconstitutional policing.” It was also last year that Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser outlawed menthol cigarettes, saying they had a “particularly insidious effect” on the black community. But a year later, he we are again:

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It’s so essential they keep kicking the can down the road.

Hey, the Biden administration was never handing out crack pipes — Snopes said that was “mostly false” in what someone called “the wildest fact check I’ve ever seen.” Jen Psaki made it clear that the reporting was inaccurate, and crack pipes were never included in those “safe smoking kits” being handed out by the government.

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That was the ACLU’s concern.


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