5-digit advertising purchase persuades states to break up while China floods the market of illegal cry: ‘Trump was right’

First on the fox: Initiative to protect America (Pai), Anti-CCP Group matching Trump, has launched a five-digit advertisement that encourages countries to get sick of what they call the illegal Chinese cry to counteract the increasing influence of communist land in United States.

“It’s a hip, it’s okay but carefully look at the box,” New ad From Pai, who describes himself as a coalition of concerned experts on public policy dedicated to the fight against the influence of China.

“He says, just there, made in China. The new data show that the market is overwhelmed by unregulated e-cigarettes. Most of the cry for crying products is made in China and they are not always regulated. They get these products from China, where they can be alleviated by God knows What was the struggle of not illegal e-cigarettes do not reach young people. “

Pai says that the ad is intended to remind the viewers that “Trump in 2019 was right about the dangers of illegal Chinese cry and that Biden’s failure to protect Americans from these unregulated illegal products.”

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“You look at the ban, you look, you know, with alcohol, if you don’t give it, they will come here illegally. But instead of legitimate companies, good companies, making something that is sure, they are certainly selling things to the corner of the street that could be awful” , Trump was quoted in the ad.

The ad will be launched on digital platforms in targeted markets across the country.

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“Despite the warnings, Biden failed and China won,” the ad reports. “Trump predicted it.”

“The states take measures against illegal Chinese vapes. More state leaders can now act in the fight against Trump against illegal Chinese cry.”

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Although the rate of cigarettes for smoking young people is now all the time, according to the CDC, the use of young Chinese cry has increased dramatically since 2020.