
Raymond March
Health economist, Assistant Professor of Economics at Angelo State University, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, and Director of FDAReview.org.
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Sep 10, 2026
YES, IT IS A WAR | Health Economist Rebukes FDA’s Campaign Against Vaping | RegWatch
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Raymond MarchGUEST
Nicotine vapes in particular, probably I probably most got interested in from an academic point of view really when Juul got raided.

Raymond MarchGUEST
So going into 2018, 2019 when that whole saga started under then Commissioner Gottlieb.

Raymond MarchGUEST
What interested me, not necessarily from a vaping standpoint, I don't smoke, I don't vape, I never have.

Raymond MarchGUEST
What got me interested in that was this was a process that came about really in 2018.

Raymond MarchGUEST
And then within about a four-month period, right, Juul, who is the biggest vaping company in the world at that time, gets raided.
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Brent StaffordHOST
Raymond, you wrote an article for FDAreview.org early this spring called, Is the FDA's War on Vaping Coming to an End? Is it?