Anti-lobbying Susan Sarandon works for Big Pharma

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Susan Sarandon’s familiar voice reverberates across American living rooms every day, urging us to buy Tylenol. She narrates the painkiller’s television advertisements and thus is in the pay of the parent company Johnson & Johnson. But Sarandon has also spent years using that voice to advocate against corporate lobbying, which is one of Johnson & Johnson’s strengths.

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