2. On tobacco and impeachment.

[Doug Henwood]

PS: This is the total for the 1996 elections; my $433 million was just a
partial count. $2.4 billion. Tobacco's $10m is big, but it's not *that*
big. Philip Morris is a big giver, but so are the trial lawyers.

Public Money                         $211 million
Small Donations	                     $734 million
Large Individual Donors              $597 million
Political Action Committees (PACs)   $243 million
Soft money                           $262 million
Candidates                           $161 million
Other                                $200 million
TOTAL                                $2.4 billion

 	  Grand Total       Dems         Repubs     Dem%  Rep%

Business  $653,439,623  $259,795,670  $391,434,434  40%   60%
Ideology  $ 34,349,181  $ 16,273,131  $ 18,007,111  47%   52%
Labor     $ 58,105,146  $ 53,905,198  $  4,016,614  93%    7%
Other     $ 45,662,216  $ 20,255,098  $ 24,992,172  44%   55%
Unknown   $ 67,644,573  $ 22,116,623  $ 45,072,813  33%   67%

These numbers include PAC, individual, and soft money contributions.