Bennett told fellow committee members last week that he isn't "overly nuts" about tax hikes, joking that he particularly opposes increases in "sin" taxes, "since I participate in most of them."But he also offered a glimmer of support, saying that smokers who quit because of the tax hike would end up saving taxpayers millions in health expenses in the long run.That's the kind of shift the measure's supporters say they're seeing in the weeks leading up to next month's legislative session."They're not saying no to this issue," said Tad Fisher, a Jacksonville-based political consultant for health care groups and former vice president of the Florida Academy of Family Physicians."They are looking at all options on the table
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