That does not negate the existence of the 21 law, nor should it. The last thing we need right now is a divisive issue in a war on tobacco. I do think there is legitimacy to both positions. The Department of Health does not have enforcement capabilities. We've done anticipatory guidance with these kids for years.
Parents are role models for kids.
The guy stole the show. So how could you potentially make a better impact with kids than using one of their own who speaks their language, I don't know. There are other kinds of strategies that we need. Obviously, what we're doing now has not been successful. On the minds of many physicians is probably the question of your authority and power.