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Jump to full article: Los Angeles Times blogs, 2008-05-05 Author: Andrew Malcolm
Intro: Among candidates still standing or running...
... Sen. Hillary Clinton has taken the most -- $46,300 from executives and employees of tobacco companies.
Sen. John McCain, himself a cancer survivor, has taken $27,400.
Sen. Barack Obama, who famously has tried to quit smoking with off-and-on success, has taken $22,000, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
These remaining candidates have not been particularly kind to the tobacco industry, according to Stanton Glantz, an anti-tobacco advocate, researcher and medical school professor at University of California, San Francisco.
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