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Sen. Grassley Raised More Than $150,000 Over the Summer From Health Care and Insurance Interests
Iowa and national campaign finance watchdogs ask: Who does Grassley represent? Full Article at RedOrbit
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As powerful lawmakers debate healthcare legislation of enormous potential impact, corporate media have largely failed to explore the problem of health and insurance industries attempting to influence many of these legislators with a flood of campaign... Full Article at Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting
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The first campaign finance report filed by former Colorado Lt. Gov. Jane Norton (R), who is running for the Senate in 2010, reads like a whos who of GOP officeholders past and present, strategists and lobbyists. Full Article at Roll Call
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WASHINGTON -- Southern farmers haven't had a lock on the Senate agriculture committee like this since the 1970s. Full Article at Coshocton Tribune
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WASHINGTON—Sen. Max Baucus, a leader in the troubled effort in Congress to write a health care overhaul bill, has received more campaign donations from the health industry than any elected federal official except President Barack Obama and three other... Full Article at Boston Globe
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Senator Grassley accepts campaign contributions that are legal and come with no strings attached
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Companies like the health care industry don't spend money on members of Congress because they think it's like burning their money and throwing it away. They spend money on members of Congress because they believe it gets them results
