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Money and Influence Meet in Republican Politics
With Republican convention planners looking over their shoulders in case Hurricane Isaac requires a change in the schedule, the " parallel convention " goes on, with elected officials and Republican celebrities making the party scene for speeches to delegates who can schmooze with lobbyists on the dance floor.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWith Republican convention planners looking over their shoulders in case Hurricane Isaac requires a change in the schedule, the "parallel convention" goes on, with elected officials and Republican celebrities making the party scene for speeches to delegates who can schmooze with lobbyists on the dance floor. Ten corporations, including Microsoft, CITI, Walmart and America's Natural Gas sponsored an event last night.
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Super PAC's, Big Money and the Convention outside the Convention- 0:00Hurricane Isaac and Political Winds
- 7:34Money and Influence Meet in Republican PoliticsYou’re reading this
- 31:56Florida and the Politics of an Important Swing State
The full episode
2 of 3Super PAC's, Big Money and the Convention outside the Convention- 0:00Hurricane Isaac and Political Winds
- 7:34Money and Influence Meet in Republican PoliticsYou’re reading this
- 31:56Florida and the Politics of an Important Swing State