You're right. Some of those are pretty awful, and I hadn't seen them before. That said, I'd still say those are cases that are much better handled by lodging a

You're right. Some of those are pretty awful, and I hadn't seen them before. That said, I'd still say those are cases that are much better handled by lodging a false advertising complaint with the FTC. Dealing with that one company using the existing legal and regulatory channels is fine, and they're well-known enough that it would probably put anyone else who's thinking of doing similar on notice. Dealing with that by using them as an excuse to engage in crony capitalism in order to pass an over-expansive law that is clearly designed to distort the market is not OK. Crony capitalism in general is not OK.