It ran deceptive campaigns, misled policymakers even when under oath and paid for biased research to help create confusion
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The top image, which the post claims is from December, reads, "Tobacco smoke contains a toxic mix of chemicals that cause disease and early death in children and non-smoking adults exposed to the smoke." The bottom image, purportedly from January, reads, "Inhaling even small amounts of the toxic chemicals in tobacco smoke can trigger sudden blood clots, heart attacks and strokes." The post accumulated more than 150 interactions within a few days
Reynolds reported buying more than 350 meals for public officials and giving e-cigarettes to four House members in Kansas last year, according to state lobbying records, while Altria spent $283,000 on advertising and other outreach
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