The Tobacconist Preservation Act is a proposed
law which will preserve and protect tobacconist and consumer rights
to smoke in retail tobacconist stores.
Paper petition signatures are being collected daily. Please do not sign this
electronic petition if you have already signed a paper version.
Paper Signatures to date: 3000+
Paper Signatures to date: 3000+
For more information on the Tobacconist Preservation Act, click here.
Total Signatures = 175
We signed the "The Tobacconist Preservation Act" petition!
# 483
2010-03-16 18:37:15
MacVicar, Ken
All our rights MUST be protected!!!
# 482
2010-03-14 12:24:39
Griffin, Daniel
Taxation without representation is tyranny!
# 481
2010-03-08 14:33:55
Brancheau, Calvin
The government is completely over stepping its bounds.
# 480
2010-03-01 09:00:29
Fiore, Douglas
Enough rights have been taken away because of inaccurate information. Our rights must be protected.
# 479
2010-02-19 13:32:56
Current, James
The public smoking bans are understanable. There should be allowed business like smoking bars and smoking cafes. People want their non-smoking places thats fine but it should be also fine if we have are smoking places. They don't have to go in them.
# 478
2010-02-16 21:12:36
Hueffed, Terry
What is happening to the freedoms that our fighting men & women fight so hard for. There is hardly a place that a smoker can smoke any more. Leave our tobacco stores alone.
# 477
2010-02-13 20:23:16
Garcia III, Jorge L
I thought this was a free country! Quit with the bans already and let us enjoy our piece of history.
# 476
2010-02-13 07:32:08
Wekkin, Stan
Please read the Constitution and uphold your oath of office. No where in the Constitution or Declaration gives the gubberment the power to 'save' We the People from ourselves. Smoke 'em if you got 'em!
# 475
2010-02-12 22:13:38
Lezon, Christopher
Enough restrictions on smoking already! It's geting to be the only place to smoke are our own homes and tobacco stores. We must preserve the comroderie and brotherhood found over a nice pipe or cigar with friends. Don't like it? Don't walk into a tobacco shop!
# 474
2010-02-12 21:27:29
Luckey, Cedric
This is our right and privilage!
# 473
2010-02-12 21:24:04
Melendi, Ron
Their is power in numbers and I believe that together our voices can be heard and make a difference. We can never forget what this country was founded on.
# 472
2010-02-12 16:58:13
Bristow, Kevin
Kevin T. Bristow
# 471
2010-02-12 16:36:47
Shepard, William
I know of no other, legal, industry that has restrictions placed on the use of their products, in their own licensed premise. The laws limiting the use of tobacco in retail businesses, that sell tobacco, are damaging to free enterprise.
# 470
2010-02-12 16:27:36
Stevens, Ezra
why is it that top brass wants to always take away from the smoker?? how bout' leaving us alone and letting us enjoy ourselves?!? it means doing even less work than you do now... you wouldn't even need to wake up in the morning...
# 469
2010-02-12 15:52:36
Bird, Elizabeth
I think anyone who walks into a tobacconists should expect to have people smoking there.
# 468
2010-02-12 15:35:46
Skilton, John
Why can't the government just leave us alone?
# 467
2010-02-12 15:34:03
Heller, Lindsay
As a tobacconist in New York City, it is crucial to still allow smoking inside retail tobacconist stores. There should be nothing wrong with consenting adults electing to walk into a retail establishment to purchase/or smoke inside said business.
# 466
2010-02-12 15:33:42
Featherston, William
It is my hope that legislation does not restrict the right of individual consumers to enjoy cigars within the walls of a tobacco shop. Tobacco is a legal product; smoking is a legal activity. Please do not take away our right to enjoy a legal activity that does not effect others unknowingly.
# 465
2010-02-07 16:19:43
Jones, Larry G.
Please allow me to continue to smoke my cigars in my local B&M.
Many a friendship is shared while smoking a cigar!
# 464
2010-02-04 23:59:27
TORTEROTOT, MARK
It makes as much sense as not being able to bowl in a bowling alley
|
|
