I wish that he would have brought along a wine bottle also because on the side of the wine bottle there is a warning label concerning that person's health. Since the gentleman represents a district where there are grape growers and he represents the wine industry, I wonder why it is different that there is support for the wine industry. I noticed he voted for the Kennedy amendment. Why should there be a difference in that and the tobacco farmer? I just thought that would be a good question to ask.
Ron Lewis: “I wish that he would have brought along a wine bottle also because on the side of the wine bottle there is a warning…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the inconsistency in government support for tobacco and wine industries.
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