
The Right To Vape coalition — the American Vaping Association, CASAA, and SFATA — is holding a series of rallies, press conferences, and town hall meetings. The goal is to convince Congress to end the FDA's war on vaping, by changing the 2007 predicate date in the recently enacted deeming regulations.
Can't make the tour? Watch the videos!
The first leg of the tour covered Las Vegas, southern and northern California, Oregon, Washington and Boise, Idaho. The team released the first installment of a video documentary about the tour, featuring film from some of the events and interviews with the principals, as well as vapers and other vaping advocates.
And part two came out today.
Coming soon to a vape shop, park, state capitol or football game near you!

Billings, Montana Oct. 11
Casper, Wyoming Oct. 12

Denver, Colorado Oct. 13
Fargo, North Dakota Oct. 14
Green Bay, Wisconsin Oct. 16

And beyond...
There are additional dates scheduled on Oct. 20 and 21 in Indianapolis and Columbus. You can check them out at the Right To Vape registration site — or wait for our next update. Meanwhile, visit August8th.org to tell your members of Congress that you want them to prevent the FDA from arbitrarily restricting the products we use to avoid smoking.
Remember to join CASAA too! It's free, and every additional vaper makes the organization more powerful while they advocate for our vaping rights. There are 200,000 members now. Can we get the number to a million?


Jim McDonald
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Jim McDonald
Smokers created vaping for themselves without help from the tobacco industry or anti-tobacco crusaders, and I believe vapers and the vaping industry have the right to continue innovating to give everyone who wants to use nicotine access to safe and attractive non-combustible options. My goal is to provide clear, honest information about vaping and the challenges nicotine consumers face from lawmakers, regulators, and brokers of disinformation. You can find me on Twitter @whycherrywhy
