A Japanese ruling party lawmaker said Thursday he heckled a lung cancer patient during his parliamentary testimony on an antismoking bill out of his "feelings that smokers should not be overly discriminated against."Yoichi Anami, a House of Representatives member from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party, jeered, "Enough already," when Kazuo Hasegawa, who heads a group of lung cancer patients, was speaking to the lower house Committee on Health, Labor and Welfare last Friday, the group said."I'd like to offer my sincere apology to people concerned if my jeering has given the…READ FULL ARTICLE
