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Santa Fe New Mexican
November 24, 2017
When former Museum of New Mexico security chief John McCarthy and then-security captain Andy Perea of the Museum of International Folk Art — where I was employed as a guard — called me into MoIFA's lobby one Friday afternoon in June 2001, I had no idea what I was in for. “Guess what?” they said.
Salt Lake Magazine
September 1, 2017
Large paintings by Gerald Cassidy hang throughout the hotel. A boldly painted Kit Carson eyes your margarita from a pillar in the lobby. The art rotates, so be sure to ask the concierge where the portrait of Shalako (The Giant Messenger) currently hangs. At dinnertime, grab yourself a true New MexicanÃâà...
The Hill (blog)
July 12, 2017
While the House has yet to take any action, Senate Republicans unanimously agreed in January to extend the moratorium for the 115th Congress. ... Duke Cunningham of California and Bob Ney of Ohio, along with lobbyist Jack Abramoff, congressional staff, and other lobbyists. One of the arguments beingÃâà...
The Hill
June 21, 2017
The move will bring one of K Street's oldest lobbying firms — established in 1975 by Democratic lobbyist Gerald Cassidy — back under independent ... “We know now is the time to sign clients in advance for the big conversations” Congress will be undertaking, and not having to worry about feeling pressureÃâà...
Huffington Post
February 26, 2015
Lobbyists and trade groups have pumped huge sums into the coffers of super PACs and nonprofits connected to Speaker John Boehner, Senate Minority Leader Harry ... Meanwhile, businesses with issues before Congress are pumping increasingly more money into the lobbyist-connected organizations.
Tufts Daily
September 29, 2014
Schlossberg and Cassidy were able to lobby to get language put into a bill that designated funds for a Tufts Human Nutrition Research Center. “Mayer had a reputation in nutrition ... According to Berry, Congress has largely stopped earmarks, mainly due to Tea Party protests. Although there have certainlyÃâà...
