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Money, lobbyists drive the new Congress in 100 days
Irwin Wingo reports that Parker County voters reject a controversial public figure, while Sterling Heights hosts Gunstock 95. The piece argues money dominates politics with lobbyists shaping policy and tax breaks. It highlights $6.5 million from chemical and paper interests, $16.6 million aiding tort reform groups, and contrasts with minimal funding for trial lawyers. It notes proposed user fees, subsidies, and cuts across agencies, urging citizens to hold elected officials accountable.
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