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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 2000

Page

6

McCain Mixed Reform Talk With Lobbyist Fundraising

From the campaign trail in Washington, Senator John McCain touted reform while hosting fundraisers that drew corporate lobbyists for his presidential bid. Tickets ranged from 500 to 1,000 dollars, with as much as 500000 expected, and about 200 attendees plus 500 others paying 100 dollars to chat online. McCain says contributions align with his reforms, though critics note the clash between fundraising and oversight, as many donors sit on committees he leads. The events underscore the iron triangle of lobbyists, money, and legislation that McCain seeks to break.

Washington Sen John McCain Capital McCain Senate Commerce Committee At&t United Airlines MecCain South Carolina Texas George W. Bush Ellen Miller Public Campaign Congressional Committee Victory Committee Commerce Committee CSX Union Pacific Association of American Railroads Surface Transportation Board Railroad Association Edward Hamberger Steve Hart Victory CBS Fox National Association of Broadcasters House Federal Aviation Administration World Communications Satellite Network Comsat Senate Russell Feingold Wisconsin Republican Party Christopher Shays R-Conn

McCain Upset Hint As S C GOP Shifts In 1998 Primary

The South Carolina Republican Party once shielded establishment candidates from insurgents. With population shifts along the coast and new residents, plus economic changes attracting global employers like BMW and Michelin, analysts see a growing independent streak that could favor John McCain in the February 19 primary.

South Carolina Republican Party South Carating Carroll Campbell Sti Strom Thurmond George W. Bush John McCain Arizona Lindsey Graham Mark Sanford BMW Michelin

Journalists live in the bubble on the political trail

Journalists from major outlets endure weeks on the road following Bush as he seeks the Republican nomination. The piece portrays reporters living out of suitcases, sleeping little, and chasing access while describing the bubble effect that isolates them from ordinary voters and communities.

Rock Hill Nancy Harmeyer Columbia Newberry Gaffney Fox News Harmeyer Texas George W. Bush Arizona John McCain Bill Murray Wingate Inn Bush Northwestern Washington Post New York Times CNN Jim Drinkard USA Today Jill Foley Austin Dean

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