Where Was All the Vape Talk at the Debate, Demands Right-Wing Vaping Champion
Saturday night’s hellish Republican debate covered nearly everything: mooning, 9/11, and even a quick Spanish lesson. But one important policy issue no one even touched on? Vaping.
Grover Norquist, a politician and president of Americans for Tax Reform, is not the same Republican Congressman who recently vaped mid-legislative session. But he does want to talk about vaping. As the debate wound down, Norquist fired off a series of tweets demanding justice for vapers.
None of the candidates mentioned the Obama/Democrat war on Vaping and the 10million Americans who cape.
— Grover Norquist (@GroverNorquist) February 14, 2016
Missed opportunity.
HIllary,Dems and FDA have declared war of annihilation against VAPING.
— Grover Norquist (@GroverNorquist) February 14, 2016
That is 10 million Americans so threatened.
Enough to swing election.
A fair point! Out with the 9/11 chatter, in with the serious issue of vape policy. Norquist, a conservative who thoroughly enjoyed Burning Man in 2014, has longed for vape justice for quite some time now.
Dear Microsoft Word Dictionary. VAPING is a real word. There are six million VAPERS in the US. Can we update and join 21st century.
— Grover Norquist (@GroverNorquist) May 28, 2015
@kougarov I do not vape. But I see a constituency for liberty and support it.
— Grover Norquist (@GroverNorquist) February 14, 2016
An army of ten million Vapers will swing the 2016 election. Dems want to tax/ban Vaping.
— Grover Norquist (@GroverNorquist) February 9, 2016
https://t.co/sJwnhr3nVj via @SecretsBedard #vape
The next Republican debate is scheduled for February 25. Hopefully by then, the world will come to realize that the issue of vape policy is as serious as a heart attack, and we need to discuss it now.
