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Meanwhile, Pfizer funnels 70%+ of its political contributios to Republicans.

That's what a lot of this is going to come down to - you and me, we don't contribute the kinds of money to the GOP or any party for that matter, that large corporations or wealthy individuals do, and this is true of the various politicians at all levels, not just the national. It becomes doubly important at the county/city level - we don't have the leverage that a large developer does.

I'm not trying to imply that the GOP favors the biggest financial contributors...but take note that no major members of the GOP, either in the White House or Congress, are coming out against this.