rats and the Republicans. To date, many members of Congress have consistently defended drug industry price gouging rather than passing a prescription drug benefit for seniors on Medicare. Also in 1999, tobacco companies donated more than $2.5 million in campaign contributions. By the way, Congress refuses to enact tough legislation to protect children from cigarette addiction. Are these merely coincidences? Likely not.
             The bottom line, as demonstrated by these examples, is that the amount of campaign contributions g
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