#ecigs

[knowtherealcost]

Nicotine addiction affects everyone, no matter the zodiac sign. 

[raine-vape]

What you know about rollin' down in the deep?——You don't have to be Masked Wold to know the feeling. DM me to get more info.

[puffinvapeshop]

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[voopooofficial]

Let’s get a clearer sight of the DragMax. Max 177w Dual 18650 battery PnP system supported Are you into it?

[vapepassion]

I've been using the little Go All-in-one for Dabtabs. It's a nice little low-wattage pen for @stratosdabtabs #vape #vaping #dabtabs #dabbing https://instagr.am/p/CBBixJJAsqQ/

[gettothedancing]

Report Exposes Onerous Overregulation From The Administrative State

A new report offers new insight into just how much unelected bureaucrats have embraced Article 1 powers of legislating in the administrative state.

According to CEI’s annual “Ten Thousand Commandments: An Annual Snapshot of the Federal Regulatory State,” federal regulations have cost an estimated $1.9 trillion each year. That’s $14,455 per American household on average in “hidden taxes,” greater than corporate and personal income taxes combined. In 2019, government agencies passed 2,964 new regulations, the first year that federal bureaucrats passed fewer than 3,000 since records began to take measure in 1976. That’s still thousands of new rules passed in the absence of Congress, however, which passed just 105 bills in comparison.

“If Obama had a pen and a phone, then Trump can have a little bit of a meat axe,” said CEI Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews, who compiled the report, but added that Trump’s power in rolling back the administrative state faces limits. Trump can’t get rid of rules, he can only replace them, making it difficult for Trump to command agencies to forgo their massive power.

Independent agencies, Crews told The Federalist, were even worse, as the two-for-one rule applies only to executive agencies with presidential oversight.

“Despite the progress made on regulatory reform under President Trump, America’s regulatory state is still causing major problems in America’s pandemic response. Overregulation will make the coming recovery far more difficult than it needs to be,” Crews said. “And that progress is further threatened by President Trump’s own regulatory impulses on issues ranging from antitrust enforcement to trade restrictions to media content regulation, and more.”

[thatdiva]

[fairyflowerlungs]

They want to ban flavored e-cigs but never banned cigarettes. They have the power to "help people from getting sick" but still allow our environment to degrade.

(Not saying inhaling anything other than air is safe, but I live somewhere where the air isnt even clean)