Democrats are pushing to increase tobacco and nicotine taxes to help fund their multitrillion-dollar spending package.
The proposals, which would increase the excise taxes on cigarettes and tobacco products while creating new levies for vaping, are anticipated to raise $96 billion over the next decade but are being derided by some as regressive tax hikes that will cull from the paychecks of lower-income earners rather than the wealthy.
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