Oregon's Supreme Court recently upheld local bans on flavored tobacco and nicotine products, and the state expanded the Toxic-Free Kids Act in December 2024 to identify chemicals of concern in children's products. DeSantis conflates these two separate policies — chemical disclosure regulation and flavored product bans — into a single claim about deliberate harm. The Toxic-Free Kids Act is a disclosure requirement designed to *reduce* chemical exposure, not cause it; the presence of regulated chemicals in a product does not necessarily mean harm to a child's health. No lawsuit or compensation claim related to either policy has materialized, and the post provides no specific evidence of documented injuries that would justify state liability.