The marketing of e cigs needs to be regulated just as cigarettes are.

[Glitterati]

19. I'll be glad when these holy rollers have "won"

their battle against cigarettes.

Then, they can move on to your favorite vice.

Hey, I know....we can start a campaign against meat eaters next. You know, since red meat is so detrimental to the health of Americans. In fact, I bet we can find a study or two that says red meat is killing Americans!

Whooo hoooo, we can move on to the next issue soon.

Chris Hayes is READY to move to the next subject and apply the tobacco "victory" to it:

HAYES: More on what we can learn from the anti-tobacco battle for other
progressive fights ahead.

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

HAYES: We`re back and joining me now, Heather McGee and Sam Seder. I
don`t think that we think enough about as progressives, just a tremendous
success that has been the decline in the smoking rate. It`s a progressive
success story. You had big business trying to muddy the waters on science,
as documented in a great book. The parallels between climate science and
tobacco science! You had libertarians saying you`re a nanny state, and
then you had this cultural message that got sent. And all those things
came together, I wonder what else do you think like guns, for instance, is
that the solution for guns?

SAM SEDER, HOST, "MAJORITY REPORT": I think there`s potentially the
solution with guns. I think it can work in terms of climate change as
well. We see it. I think in the context of climate change, one of the
studies shows you are five times more likely to quit smoking if you do not like the tobacco companies. Three to five times less likely to start
smoking if you do not like the tobacco companies. We see organizations
going around and starting to do a divestment program at colleges across the
country and to say these carbon energy companies are poisoning us and
that`s an externality of our profit making.

HEATHER MCGHEE, DEMOS: Another piece of it that has to happen, though, is
the tobacco where it got more expensive, it has to become more expensive to
use the --

HAYES: It`s not just moral inflation?
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Meat eaters? Gun owners? The unemployed? The poor? Who's next up for this great "progressive victory" Chris Hayes and associates are hunting for.........