5-figure ad buy urges states to crack down as China floods market with illicit vapes: 'Trump was right'
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The Protecting America Initiative has launched a five figure ad encouraging states to follow President Donald Trump's lead and crack down on Chinese vapes flooding the U.S. market.
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"It says, right there, made in China. New data shows the market is being flooded with unregulated e-cigarettes. Most vape products are made in China, and they're not always regulated. They're getting these products from China, where they can be tainted with God knows what. It's been a struggle to keep illegal e-cigarettes from reaching young people."
PAI says the ad is meant to remind viewers that "Trump in 2019 was right about the dangers of illicit Chinese vapes and of Biden’s failure to protect Americans from these unregulated illicit products."
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