Will Trump reverse Obama's excessive federal taxes on tobacco products?

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He should - for two reasons:

1. None of that federal tax money goes toward smokers healthcare. None.

2. Since Trump is going to bring back the coal industry - polluting air, water and lungs - he should allow smokers to pay a fair and reasonable price for their tobacco products. I'm sure Appalachia would also greatly appreciate that.

Phillip Morris currently lists total government revenue, including federal, state, local, and sales taxes, as 56.6% of the estimated retail price of a pack of cigarettes.[21]

Cigarette taxes in the United States - Wikipedia
 
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He should - for two reasons:

1. None of that federal tax money goes toward smokers healthcare. None.

2. Since Trump is going to bring back the coal industry - polluting air, water and lungs - he should allow smokers to pay a fair and reasonable price for their tobacco products. I'm sure Appalachia would also greatly appreciate that.
exactly, it goes toward government pensions. how unamerican is that.
 
He should - for two reasons:

1. None of that federal tax money goes toward smokers healthcare. None.

2. Since Trump is going to bring back the coal industry - polluting air, water and lungs - he should allow smokers to pay a fair and reasonable price for their tobacco products. I'm sure Appalachia would also greatly appreciate that.
exactly, it goes toward government pensions. how unamerican is that.

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He should - for two reasons:

1. None of that federal tax money goes toward smokers healthcare. None.

2. Since Trump is going to bring back the coal industry - polluting air, water and lungs - he should allow smokers to pay a fair and reasonable price for their tobacco products. I'm sure Appalachia would also greatly appreciate that.

Phillip Morris currently lists total government revenue, including federal, state, local, and sales taxes, as 56.6% of the estimated retail price of a pack of cigarettes.[21]

Cigarette taxes in the United States - Wikipedia

Yea, inquiring drunk Indians want to know.
 
He should - for two reasons:

1. None of that federal tax money goes toward smokers healthcare. None.

2. Since Trump is going to bring back the coal industry - polluting air, water and lungs - he should allow smokers to pay a fair and reasonable price for their tobacco products. I'm sure Appalachia would also greatly appreciate that.

Phillip Morris currently lists total government revenue, including federal, state, local, and sales taxes, as 56.6% of the estimated retail price of a pack of cigarettes.[21]

Cigarette taxes in the United States - Wikipedia

Yea, inquiring drunk Indians want to know.

No one in america ever gave a **** about "Indians".
 
Holy moley, Rocky! A Dorkhota thread that doesn't include a link to one of their paymasters @ HuffPo, Mother Jones, Media Matters, etc.!

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