I did a little focus grouping in Arkansas where I just asked people--one lady had six children, five of whom smoke. They are between the ages are 35 and 40, grown children. I asked her would they quit smoking if it went up $1.50 a pack. She laughed. She said, ``No, they won't. They are addicted, and they wouldn't do it.''
Discussing the impact of cigarette price increases on smoking habits.
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Well, the investigation was very thorough. The allegations could not be more serious. No woman should have to go to the workplace and have to choose between a paycheck and being assaulted, particularly when it's in a public environment.
The indictment talks about that he knew that he had not won the election, but he continued to propagate this idea that he had.
We have to have leaders that will step up and say that's a myth that's not supported, and you all need to listen rationally to people.
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