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If they can't see that allowing themselves to legallly skirt ethical standards is wrong, there is no hope for any kind of responsible governance.
The article says Sen. Hatch's PAC raised $286,450 through October 2007, but it also says his PAC has received $1.3 million from the health care industry alone this year. Doesn't add up to me. Oh now I remember - it's the politicians' method of accounting.