John McCain's Lobbyists (the list)
by Tom Matzzie
The Huffington Post
(snip)
To date, John McCain has 118 lobbyists either working or raising money for him. So far, he's fired only three of them:
Eric Robert Burgeson
Douglas B. Davenport
Thomas Loeffler
This is hardly even a slap on the wrist.
The remaining 115 lobbyists make millions working for special interests in Washington. They represent all kinds of industries like health insurance companies, Big Pharma, defense contractors, and Telecom. They represent foreign regimes like Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Burma. And they hold positions at the highest levels of the McCain campaign.
John McCain says he represents the American people, but the men and women Senator McCain has chosen to run his campaign have worked for years for special interests.
Here is the full list of the lobbyists working or raising money for John McCain:
Robert Aiken
Grant Aldonas
Philmore B. Anderson
Rebecca "Becky" Anderson
Stanton Anderson
Susan Auther Andres
Robert Asher
(Continued here, with hotlinks.)
The Huffington Post
(snip)
To date, John McCain has 118 lobbyists either working or raising money for him. So far, he's fired only three of them:
Eric Robert Burgeson
Douglas B. Davenport
Thomas Loeffler
This is hardly even a slap on the wrist.
The remaining 115 lobbyists make millions working for special interests in Washington. They represent all kinds of industries like health insurance companies, Big Pharma, defense contractors, and Telecom. They represent foreign regimes like Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Burma. And they hold positions at the highest levels of the McCain campaign.
John McCain says he represents the American people, but the men and women Senator McCain has chosen to run his campaign have worked for years for special interests.
Here is the full list of the lobbyists working or raising money for John McCain:
Robert Aiken
Grant Aldonas
Philmore B. Anderson
Rebecca "Becky" Anderson
Stanton Anderson
Susan Auther Andres
Robert Asher
(Continued here, with hotlinks.)
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