The Hill reports on new Sierra Club ads that bash Bush for not increasing corporate taxes to pay for Superfund cleanups of abandoned waste sites. While often characterized as a “polluter pays” system, the taxes in question actually penalize all corporations, irrespective of their contribution to pollution problems. As CEI’s Angela Logomasini notes, “Basically, it’s a tax on anyone, no matter what you did. The Sierra Club is basically saying that if you’re in business, you’re a polluter and guilty.” Interestingly enough, the Sierra Club basically agrees: “Even Ben & Jerry’s has some connection to toxic chemicals, whether it’s what they use to clean their machines with, or waste water or something like that. There are very few companies that don’t have some sort of connection to creating some sort of toxic waste or pollutant.” Therefore, the Club reasons, Bush is anti-environment for not wanting to tax them all.