In his winning bid for the 15th District congressional seat in Ohio, Steve Stivers took $888,080 in Political Action Committee money from various corporate interests. On top of that, he raked in $735,153 from corporate executives and lobbyists. 3 out of 4 dollars contributed to Steve Stivers came from these sources. And now that he’s [...]
Ed Whitfield serves the 1st district of Kentucky in Congress, so why is he campaigning in Beverly Hills, California this week?
Raul Labrador specifically asked for payments of $2,500 from industry-aligned political action committees in exchange for a special “host” position of access at the meeting.
Lobbyists arranged a party where Sander Levin was showered with money.
Why would this elite organization of car dealers hold a meeting to arrange for people to bring money to Don Manzullo?
Suzanne Kosmas is holding a Financial Services Dinner fundraiser tomorrow night, with most of the guests likely to come from the financial services industry. Kosmas sits on the House Financial Services Committee.
Tomorrow night, Senator Pat Roberts Roberts plans to attend a special ocean-themed benefit dinner. Of course, the dinner benefits Roberts himself, not any Gulf shore relief organization.
The invitation sent out by Jo Bonner asks political action committees to send people to the party with $1,000 checks written to him. Do you think the fishermen from Jo Bonner’s Gulf Coast district could afford that entrance fee right now?
The average person in Harrison Township would have to save up for an entire year just to be able to gain access to Candice Miller through her Platinum club.
it would have been rather difficult for anyone living in Mississippi to attend Gregg Harper’s Mississippi Fish Fry. It was held at lobbyist offices in Washington D.C.
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