Priorities, priorities
George Bush is very clear on his choices:
When faced with a bill to raise $35bn on tobacco taxes to provide health insurance for 10 million children, he vetoes it.
Entirely coincidentally, tobacco firms spent $20m on lobbysits in 2005, with over 75% of that going to the Republicans.
When faced with a bill to raise $35bn on tobacco taxes to provide health insurance for 10 million children, he vetoes it.
Entirely coincidentally, tobacco firms spent $20m on lobbysits in 2005, with over 75% of that going to the Republicans.
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Any thoughts on the supplementary Eishken windfarm, Angus?
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