'Letter to Senator About Smoking Ban\r'

'Dale Schultz Senator 17th Senate District Room 122 southernmost State Capitol P. O. Box 7882 Madison, WI 53707-7882 Dear Mr. Schultz, My name is Juan Jimenez, I have been a citizen and active voter of Wisconsin for over 8 years now, and while I whitethorn non agree with some of the states past decisions, I do commend the job you and your colleagues have done. That being said, I am writing in regards to the world ingest ban that the state legislation citizens committee is currently considering. I, and many others like me, do non support this proposed bill and I go away check you why.\r\nI do agree that a sess ban is reason equal in some places. mingled with the age of most students and the declined health of hospital patients, it makes understanding to ban hummer in the aras of schools and hospitals. I will also agree that smoking in a restaurant is something most everyone looks ill upon. Now bars, on the other hand, are a different story. agree to taxationpolicycent er. org, Wisconsin collects over 50 million dollars annually in alcohol tax revenues. Many of the bars that those taxes watch from have a majority of patrons who enjoy smoking while they relax and have a drink.\r\nIf they are no longer allowed to smoke in their local anaesthetic bar, they may just stay home, which results in lose income for local businesses, as well as, lost tax revenue for the state. As far as illegalize smoking in front of public make entrances, I agree due to the fact that slew have to enter and exit through there. However, set lots and parking garages offer a massive area of outdoor air and space. It’s not inconceiv fit that one who doesn’t want to pure tone smoke would quite easily be able to avoid such encounters. Having a mandatory smoking area a set distance from entrances makes sense. metre feet away, however, is an xtremely ridiculous proposal. Ultimately, this is about the freedom of choice and ones pay to exercise that freedom. I f smoking in public mint be reasonably regulated, then non-smokers and smokers would be able to enjoy the same rights of choice. You, Mr. Schultz, as an elected official, mustiness look out for all of your constituent’s freedoms. This current government has far more definitive matters to focus time and energy toward, like our frugality and the massive overspending that has become commonplace. I would like to chance on you take action against such frivolous receive making and vote no. Thank you for your support. Sincerely,\r\n'