[Just another Joe]

We also know that secondhand smoke kills. I know people say it's a right-to-smoke issue but that right also infringes on people's right to breathe clean air, and that should stop," Schumaker said.

#1 - How do they "know" that ETS kills? There is no scientific proof that this is the case.
#2 It's not a right-to-smoke issue, it's a property rights issue.

Under Pennsylvania's 1988 Clean Indoor Air Act, restaurants with more than 75 seats have to provide a nonsmoking section. However, the act prohibits municipalities from banning smoking, Schumaker said.

Yep, you gotta love unintended consequences. Especially in the morning.

[Gabz]

However, the act prohibits municipalities from banning smoking, Schumaker said.

The antis got that clause removed fromt the Delaware CIAA when they railroaded the ban through last June.