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In response, the ALA claimed that the Governor's real agenda was not to fund needed programs but to gut the media campaign in whatever way possible.48 Kathy Dresslar, an aide to Assembly Member Connelly, agreed: The fact that the governor has changed the reason why he wants to divert funds from the media account suggests he is less interested in health priorities than he is in gutting the media campaign.20 In any event, both the governor's action and the justification for eliminating the media campaign effectively implemented the tobacco industry's plan, dating from 1990, to work with a variety of minority groups, hospital groups, the CMA, and business groups to divert money from the media program into other health programs.49 The tobacco industry publicly endorsed the governor's action: the Associated Press reported that Tom Lauria of the Tobacco Institute, the industry's lobby, applauded the proposed elimination of a campaign that `focused primarily on ridiculing industryand basically put smokers in a bad light.'50 In addition to citing the state's fiscal problems as the reason for suspending the media campaign, the administration claimed, without presenting any evidence, that the campaign was a waste of money because it did not work and that it was of secondary importance