Call to Action Texas

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(Update - 04.23.15)

SB 97 is on the move in the House and it still contains language that would severely limit adult access to vapor products via online sales. There are also advertising restrictions for which the penalties for violations would crush small businesses.

Please take action IMMEDIATELY by sending a message to your representative and members of the Committee on Calendars.

• https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v1/ur ... f7ea2baa4c

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Thank you,
CASAA Legislative Team

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[Kkay]

I did write my Congress reps. It looks like SB97 is basically awaiting the governor's signature. My rep voted against it, thank goodness. I am very perturbed about this bill. No doubt about it. It isn't just because of minors either. But that is what the media wants you to think.

 

[Kkay]

Well the fat lady is about to sing. I called the governor's office today. I had already emailed him. I doubt if it did any good. But at least you can say you did everything you could, to try to stop this from becoming law. It will hurt a lot more adults, in the long run. I expect other states will be doing much of the very same thing.