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- ATF police have a building surrounded. Reporter asks if they are after illegal firearms. The Chief replies, "Tobacco". Branch Winstonians is word play for the Branch Davidian debacle. 1
- Big Government in a BIG government SUV are filling up tank at a Tobacco money service station. They are looking at a map and planning a trip to GUN Makerville. When the reach Fatty Food Junction, they will need a bigger vehicle. 1
- Big fish swallow small fish analogy 1
- Caption "The Smoking Ordinance" Panel 1. In the old days, if you didn't want to smell cigarette smoke, you needed a helmet. Panel 2. Now the smoking ordinance protects non-smokers and controls smokers. 1
- Having plundered big tobacco, government attorneys (Pirates) look forward to plundering a new victim...gun manufactures. 1
- IF Bill Clinton loses his license to practice law...he can't be a pirate like the rest of his gang...the ABA, Attorney General Reno and the rest who plunder tobacco companies, rape microsoft and execute gun makers. (original sent to Bill Salter) 1
- Lawyers, from other states, line up to get wads of cash from the big Tobacco company's vending machine. They are going to "smoke" Joe Camel. 1
- Panel 1-4. President Bill Clinton should be in as big of trouble as the Tobacco executives are in breaking the law. Both parties could be found guilty of lying to Congress, perjury, destroying evidence, etc. 1
- Panel 1. Hollywood and Media see big government dogs have big tobacco men trapped. Media say They're just protecting the children. Tobacco is linked to cancer. Panel 2. They'd better start running because study shows the media link to violence. 1
- Panel 1. The cigarette industry's poster boy, Joe Camel, is dead. The vultures gather to pick over his body. Panel 2. Well, the creepy vultures are actually state lawyers. The are righting over what's in Joe's billfold. 1
- Panel 1. A company boss has a visit from some strong-arm people who are offering to protect his business if he accepts a deal he can't refuse. Panel 2. No. They are not from the mafia. They're from the U.S. Government. The boss runs a tobacco company. 1
- President Bill Clinton and his Vice President Al Gore are like WW II bomber pilots going after the legal suppliers in the tobacco industry, gun manufactures, producers of fatty foods, etc. 1
- President Bill Clinton and his big government buddies just want the courts to rough up the big tobacco goose that lays the golden eggs. The don't want to see this goose killed. 1
- President Bill Clinton can really jump the controversial hurdles on the campaign issues. He's for abortion, taxing big tobacco and grabbing guns. Senator Bob Dole is straddling those issues. It' not a pretty sight. 1
- State pirates unite to fight President Bill Clinton and his federal pirates. Everyone wants to plunder big tobacco and take smokers hostage. It's not a pretty sight with thieves rob thieves. 1
- The Republican party is riding with Joe Camel down Tobacco Road. The road ahead looks like a very dangerous, ambush alley. "Walk a mile for a camel" comes from a well-known cigarette commercial. 1
- The anti-smog bill is in bad shape after leaving a smoke-filled room at the Colorado Capital building. 1
- The card game to fleece big tobacco companies is over. The tobacco guy, lost, big time. Now State governments and the Federal government are fighting over the winnings. While they're fighting the sleazy lawyer is absconding with the loot. 1
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