FDA To Regulate Tobacco
The Senate passed a bill that would allow the Food and Drug Administration to regulate the sale of cigarettes and would prohibit the use of terms like "light" and "low tar" in packaging. What do you think?
Jake Ehrlich,
Coating Machine Operator
"When one door closes another opens. Goodbye Marlboro Lights, hello Marlboro Primes."
Daniel Prager,
Unemployed
"I smoke ultra-lights, so I guess this doesn't affect me."
Kathleen Shannon,
Flying Instructor
"They can remove 'light' and 'low tar' from the labels, but as long as I choose the cigarette brand with the least rugged man in its advertising, I know I'm getting the equivalent."
Recent American Voices »
-
Senator Byrd The Longest-Serving Lawmaker
-
Federal Government Wants Subway Safety Oversight
-
Scientists Replace Penile Tissue In Rabbits
-
Fed Bans Debit Overdraft Fees
-
ABC Cancels 'Hank'
-
Lou Dobbs Leaves CNN
More American Voices »
Recent News»
-
Nation's Music Snobs Protest Predictable Use Of Metallica, Pantera To Torture Prisoners
-
Montessori School Of Dentistry Lets Students Discover Their Own Root Canal Procedures
-
Patriots Lead Colts At Halftime
-
December Named National Awareness Month
-
Nation's Fast Food Patrons No Longer Trusted To Dispense Own Ketchup
-
Area Man Passionate Defender Of What He Imagines Constitution To Be
-
Report: Yankees Trademarked 'Yankees Suck' Chant In 1996
-
U.S. Deports Lou Dobbs
