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We came on too hot, trying to sell the argument that California streets would run red with blood if Proposition 99 were enacted

Members who voted for AB 13 had received $363,823 in campaign contributions from the tobacco industry between 1976 and 1993 (average $7,741 per yes vote), and those who voted against it, $711,405 (average $28,456 per no vote).15 Friedman hailed his success as a spectacular turnaround, attributing the change in votes to the outpouring of spontaneous public support for AB 13 all over the state, and the outrage expressed by the voters at the passage of the industry-sponsored measure.65 Several members of the Assembly expressed discontent with both AB 13 and AB 996, saying one bill was too strict and the other was not strict enough, and voiced the hope that a compromise bill could be created in the state Senate or in a conference committee.66 On to the Senate In the Senate, AB 13 and AB 996 were assigned to both the Senate Health and Human Services Committee and the Judiciary Committee

The vast majority of youth tobacco users report starting with a flavored product and that they use tobacco products because they come in flavors I like. E-cigarettes are sold in more than 15,000 flavors, and flavored cigars make up more than half of the U.S
USA RABBIT-TOBACCO TESTIMONIAL This week I heard from JoAnn in Georgia who when reading the above Newsletter entry had had a husband with sinus problems