Enter the kid with cancer, the scars from surgery still evident on her little bald head. It seems that Dodge is in cahoots with special-interest groups to block an EPA investigation linking cancer clusters to power lines in playgrounds. Johnson promises Celia that he will urge Dodge to comply, but he is talked into a coverup by the Nixonian chairman and his beefy Southern cronies. The new-found light in his eyes is flickering out. Alas, it's too coarsely drawn and broadly directed by Brit Jonathan Lynn to effectively skewer what ought to have been an easy target.
Politicians are corrupt.
Stop the presses.