Sen. Jim DeMint is trying to stop the federal government from banning a popular over-the-counter asthma inhaler, introducing an amendment that would yank funding for the ban set to go into effect in January.
The Food and Drug Administration rule would take off the shelves the epinephrine asthma inhaler known as Primatene Mist. The product is currently the only FDA-approved over-the-counter inhaler and is being banned because it uses something called chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) as a propellant -- the substance is considered harmful to the ozone layer.
No, "killing asthma citizens" would be the right-wing that want to gut the EPA and let businesses pollute the air and water. But you keep trying...Sooner or later you'll get something right.
LadyJazzer wrote: No, "killing asthma citizens" would be the right-wing that want to gut the EPA and let businesses pollute the air and water. But you keep trying...Sooner or later you'll get something right.
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Meanwhile, MMJ smokers exhale more smoke every day than asthma patients exhaust CFCs...
