Robin Hayes Leadership PAC Receipts

The following is raw data compiled and organized from the FEC and Open Secrets on Leadership PAC contributions to Robin Hayes for the past three election cycles. I have tried to attribute all claims. Much of the information is from Wikipedia or corporate media sources. Please feel free to use this data for research purposes.


13th Colony Leadership Cmte - Jack Kingston, (R-Ga)
2004 - $1,000
Friends of Jack Kingston
2004 - $1,000

He falls to the right of Tom DeLay. He is very conservative to say the least. I can't find any scandal, but he gave a hilarious interview for the Colbert Report. I found this link on Wikipedia. If you haven't seen it, watch it. You'll be glad you did. In October 2005, Kingston gave a fairly bizarre interview with Stephen Colbert on The Colbert Report, in which he discussed his experience "as an African-American".

21st Century PAC - Howard P. "Buck" McKeon (R-Cal)
2002 -$5,000
2004 - $1000
2005 - $5000

If you find yourself asking, "who the heck is this?", you're probably not alone. Buck McKeon has flown under the radar in Congress. In a Google search you find few references that aren't bios. The most damning info is thanks to the DCCC. "Howard Buck McKeon voted to weaken the ethics rules in a move that many say served only to protect Tom DeLay. Howard Buck McKeon voted to allow Tom DeLay to continue serving as Leader even if he is indicted. When Democrats offered a solution to clean up the House by strengthening ethics rules, Howard Buck McKeon voted twice to make sure it never even came to an up or down vote. Tom DeLay has been admonished three times for his unethical behavior, yet Howard Buck McKeon gave DeLay's legal fund $10,000 to help defend him." So his biggest problem is his support of the ethically bankrupt Tom DeLay.

America's Foundation - Rick Santorum (R-PA)
2002 - $500

Homophobe. Biggest controversy surrounding the Senator is his AP interview where he says the Constitution doesn't guarantee the right to privacy. He says the state should regulate homosexual acts just like it does polygamy, incest, child molestation, pornography, zoophilia, etc. He's a real jewel in the right's crown, eh?

America's Majority Trust - Rob Portman (R-Ohio)
2002 - $5,000
2004 - $10,000

Currently he is serving as the United States Trade Representative. According to David Sirota - more than nearly any other Member of Congress, Portman is really a corporation. He is supposed to represent the people of Ohio, but he really has been a corporate lobbyist in Congressman’s clothing. He has supported every major piece of free trade legislation that’s come before him, while pocketing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the industries that push these deals. And he has done this as Ohio has hemorrhaged jobs. Worse, he has made statements that insult the public’s intelligence. For instance, he actually claimed "I don't think GM went to Mexico because of NAFTA" He said this even though studies showed that immediately after NAFTA passed, "GM jobs in the United States were cut by 38,000 workers."

American Prosperity PAC - Randy "Duke" Cunningham (R-California)
2002 - $5,000

Felon. Cunningham pled guilty to bribery, fraud, conspiracy and tax evasion charges in 2005. Talking Points Memo has the entire plea memorandum if you want more specifics.

American Spirit - Jesse Helms (R-NC)
2002 - $500

American Success PAC - David Dreier (R-Cal)
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $2500
Dreier for Congress Cmte
2002 - $1000
2006 - $2000

Once again the most damning information about Dreier comes via the DCCC. Dreier has been in the House for 13 terms. He has supported Tom DeLay and voted with him 96% of the time. Dreier voted to change House ethic rules to benefit Tom DeLay and when the press got too bad he flip flopped and voted to change them back. He voted twice to prevent an up or down vote on a plan proposed by Democrats to clean up House ethics rules. He has given $5000 to DeLay's legal fund.

Americans for a Republican Majority - Tom DeLay (R-Texas)
2002 - $10,000
2004 - $10,000
2006 - $10,000

Most of us are familiar enough with Tom DeLay's legal problems. I won't try to summarize here. Wikipedia is a great source of information. I have found it to be relatively accurate and the external links included at the end of the article are also very helpful.

Americans for Common Sense Government - Christopher Shays (R - Conn)
2002 - $1,000
Christopher Shays for Congress Cmte
2002 - $500
2004 - $500

Most consider him a RINO. He did call for DeLay to resign in a break from the party.

Back America's Conservatives PAC - Richard H. Baker, (R-La)
2006 - $2,000

From Wikipedia: According to The Wall Street Journal, Baker caused some controversy in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina when he was overheard telling lobbyists: "We finally cleaned up public housing in New Orleans. We couldn't do it, but God did." Baker later tried to explain he has long wanted to improve low-income housing. Due to an influx of Democrats to the 6th district following Hurricane Katrina, Baker's seat will become competitive.

Made this contribution on 6/17 right before the vote for CAFTA.

Badger Fund - Tom Petri, (R-Wis)
2006 - $1,000

Also listed under Wisconsin Leadership PAC

BARTLETT PAC - Roscoe G. Bartlett, (R - Md)
2006 - $1,000

Not linked to any scandal. Contribution made 6/17 right before the CAFTA vote.

Bayou Leader PAC - W.J. "Billy" Tauzin, (R-LA)
2002 - $6,766
2004 - $3000

Tauzin was a Democrat until the republicans took control of the house. He then changed parties. From Wikipedia: "On January 3, 2005, the same day he left Congress, Tauzin began work as the head of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, or PhRMA, a powerful trade group for pharmaceutical companies. It was reported that they had offered more than a million dollars per year for his services, outbidding the MPAA (L.A. Times, 9 Feb. 2004). This created a dramatic perception of impropriety, for only two months earlier Tauzin had played a key role in shepherding the Medicare Prescription Drug Bill through Congress; the Bill was beneficial to PhRMA's members.

Buckeye Liberty PAC - Patrick J. Tiberi, (R-Ohio)
2006 - $1,000
Tiberi for Congress
2004 - $1,000

Not connected to a scandal that I can find.

CANDICE PAC - Candice Miller, (R-Mich)
2004 - $1,000
2006 - $1,000

During the 108th Congress, Miller was admonished by the House Ethics Committee for improperly attempting to influence the vote of fellow Michigan Congressman Nick Smith on the floor of the U.S. House.

CARE PAC - Ralph Regula, (R-Ohio)
2004 - $10,000
2006 - $1,000

Not bad for a Republican. He is considered a social liberal and supports stem cell research.

Carolina Majority PAC - Joe Wilson - (R-SC)
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $2,000
2006 - $1,000

Joe Wilson doesn't have any direct ties to scandals that I can find, but he was a close supporter of DeLay's. He received money from ARMPAC and has given $5000 for DeLay's legal defense fund.

Cmte for a United Republican Team - Curt Weldon, (R-PA)
2002 - $2,500
2006 - $1,000

Liar. From Wikipedia: "Weldon spoke at the coronation of Sun Myung Moon "as humanity's Savior, Messiah, Returning Lord and True Parent", on March 23, 2004. His office originally vehemently denied his attendance, then when he was revealed to be a co-chair organizer of the event claimed that he had intended to attend but could not because of a scheduling conflict; then when a photo surfaced of him speaking at the event while standing next to a lifesize photo of him pinning a Unification Church medal on Moammar Al Qadhafi, stated that he had left immediately after the speech and had no knowledge of what else went on."

Cmte for the Preservation of Capitalism - Jim McCrery, (R-LA)
2002 - $10,000
2004 - $5,000
2006 - $10,000

Hmmmm - Rumor has it he's a liberal Republican (yeah, right). What's he doing giving so much money to Hayes? He does have some contributions from Abramoff's clients the Coushatta tribe, but they are also consituents of McCrery, so not a strong scandal tie-in.

Congressional Majority Cmte - Bill Thomas, (R-Cal)
2002 - $6,000
2004 - $10,000
Bill Thomas Congressional Cmte
2004 - $1,000

Adulterer. Only Republican literally caught in bed with big Pharma.....or rather one of it's lobbyists. (via Rolling Stone) From other sources: This 11-term Republican is chair of the Ways and Means subcommittee on Health, and she is a powerful lobbyist for health-care companies. In June(2000), the Bakersfield Californian reported that Thomas, who is married, was having an affair with healthcare lobbyist Deborah Steelman. In an "open letter to friends and neighbors" (voters), Thomas did not deny the relationship, but said during his legislative career, "I have never let my public decisions be influenced by any factor other than what I thought was best and right on your behalf ... Any personal failures of commitment or responsibility to my wife, family, or friends are just that, personal. I have never traded a public responsibility for a personal one and I never will."

Conservative Action Team - House Conservatives Fund
$2,500

Conservative Victory Fund - Steve Symms, (R-Idaho)
2002 - $2,901
2004 - $824
2006 - $883

Adulterer and Liar. Retired from the Senate in 1993 after his his wife detailed his philandering ways in their divorce. He spread a false rumor that Kitty Dukakis burned a flag to protest the Viet Nam War and that Mike Dukakis was getting help for a mental illness. This guy's a real winner...he was one of only 6 people (all Republicans) to vote against the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Continuing a Majority Party Action Cmte - Dave Camo, (R-Mich)
2004 - $500

According to the internet this guy doesn't exist. I will research further if I need to.

Democracy Believers PAC - Lincoln Diaz-Balart, (R-Fla)
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $1,000
2006 - $2,000
Lincoln Diaz-Balart for Congress Fund
2002 - $1,000

I haven't found anything controversial about him yet.

DOC PAC - Phil Gingrey, (R-Ga)
2004 - $1,000

Rated as the most conservative member of the House. Other than that I can't link him to any scandal at the time.

Doing Our Nation's Service PAC - Donald L. Sherwood, (R-Pa)
2004 - $1,000
2006 - $1,000

Adulterer and abuser. Via Wikipedia: On September 15, 2004, a woman locked herself inside the bathroom of Sherwood's Washington, D.C. apartment, and called 911 to report she was assaulted. When police arrived, the woman, Cynthia Ore, accused Sherwood of choking her, though he maintained he was only giving her a backrub. No charges were filed because both Sherwood and Ore refused to provide any details.

The details of that incident went unnoticed until 2005, when Veronica Hannevig, who ran against Sherwood on the Constitution Party ticket in 2004, leaked a copy of the police report to several newspapers and television stations. Sherwood eventually admitted he had a five-year affair with Ore, but denied abusing her.

Ore later filed a $5.5 million lawsuit against Sherwood, accusing him of abusing her during their relationship. An out-of-court settlement between the two was reached on November 8, 2005, the terms of which were not released.

Every Republican is Crucial PAC - Eric Cantor, (R-Va)
2004 - $8,000
2006 - $9,927
Cantor for Congress
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $2,000

He has ties to Abramoff and Tom DeLay. He is a DeLay apologist. Abramoff held a fundraiser for him at one of his restaurants (a deli) and a sandwich was named for Cantor. Cantor had written a letter on his own in support of one of Abramoff's clients and had signed one with the other members of Republican leadership team in the House. Source is here.

Federal Victory Fund - Thomas M. Davis, III (R - Va)
2006 - $1,000
Tom Davis for Congress
2002 - $2,000
2004 - $1,000

Liar. Signed Contract with America pledging to serve only 12 years. That ends this year. If he runs for election again that makes him a liar.....and we have it in writing.

First Freedoms Fund - Earnest J. Istook, (R - Okla)
2006 - $1,000

Received campaign contributions directly from Abramoff. Lost committee chairmanship over a spat with committee members. Other than that I find nothing on the guy. Contribution made on 6/16 right before the CAFTA vote.

Florida Republican Leadership PAC - Mark Foley (R-Fla)
2002 - $1,500
Friends of Mark Foley for Congress
2002 - $1,000

I can't see that he is involved in any scandals at the moment or in the past. He has been accused of being gay. He neither denies nor confirms it saying his sexual orientation is unimportant. It is, but obviously, not to the GOP.

Freedom Project - John A. Boehner, (R-Ohio)
2002 - $10,234
2004 - $9,765
2006 - $5,000

Boehner has taken more than $157,000 in free trips, placing him seventh among 638 current and former members of Congress, including senators, in the value of privately funded travel accepted between 2000 and 2005, according to American Radioworks. These included a $4,869 trip to Scotland in 2000 and a $9,050 trip to Rome in 2001, both of which were sponsored by the Ripon Educational Fund, a nonprofit group largely run by business lobbyists. Family members traveled with him for free on both trips.

Boehner preceded indicted former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay as the head of the "K Street Operation," the Republicans' efforts to coordinate policy and fundraising with well-heeled lobbyists, which since has been dubbed the "K Street Project." But the Ohioan lost the job to DeLay in 1998 after he was voted out as head of the Republican Conference.
Info from John Nichols at The Nation.

Freedom Works PAC - Dick Armey, (R-Texas) - Retired
2002 - $12,500

Called for ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

Friends of Bob Livingston PAC - Bob Livingston (R-LA) - Retired
2002 - $500

Adulterer. He had frequent affairs during his 33 year marriage and resigned from the House when these were about to be published in the media. Livingston had been a critic of President Clinton's and had called for his resignation after the Monica Lewinsky affair.

Fund for a Free Market America - Philip Crane, (R-Ill)
2002 - $1,000

Alcoholic. Not necessarily a statement against his moral or ethical character, but he did bring his problems to work with him. His issues with alcohol caused him to be overlooked for chairmanship of House Ways and Means committee.

Fund for American Opportunity - Spencer Abraham, (R - Mich) - Retired
2002 - $6,000

No scandal linked to him.

Future Leaders PAC - Jerry Lewis (R-Calif)
2002 - $5,000
2004 - $5,000
2006 - $5,000
Lewis for Congress
2002 - $2,000
2004 - $1,000

Defense lobbyist problems. See this San Diego Union-Tribune article.

Great Dane PAC - Jim Nussle (R-Iowa)
2002 - $1,000

No scandal that I can find.

Growth & Prosperity PAC - Spencer Bachus (R - Ala)
2006 - $4,038
Bachus for Congress
2002 - $2,000
2004 - $1,000

Hard up to make news. On May 23, 2005 he made the news for alleging that comedian Bill Maher made "treasonous comments" on his show when making a joke about the Army's inability to reach its quota on new recruits. (From Wikipedia)

GROWPAC - J.C. Watts (R-Okla)
2002 - $1,000
Watts for Congress
2002 - $500

In 1997 referred to members of Congressional Black Caucus and Civil Rights leaders as "race-hustling poverty pimps."

Heart PAC - Todd Tiahrt (R - Kansas)
2006 - $1,000

Pentecostal - one of four - all Republicans. I can't find anything egregious about the guy except that he is a Republican. Contribution made 6/23 right before the CAFTA vote.

Help America's Leaders - Hal Rogers (R- Ky)
2002 - $5,000
2004 - $10,000
2006 - $2,500

Received $33,000 in Abramoff related donations. He donated them to an organization that he helped start, the UNITE Foundation. He has also received bundled campaign contributions to his PAC. This in and of itself is not illegal, but highly irregular.

Hoosier PAC - Dan Burton (R - Ind)
2006 - $1,000

In 1997, Burton was accused of demanding a $5,000 contribution from a Pakistani lobbyist. When the lobbyist was unable to raise the funds, the congressman complained to the ambassador for the Bhutto government and later threatened to make sure "none of his friends or colleagues" would meet with the lobbyist or his associates.

In 1998, Burton admitted to fathering a child outside of his marriage. (From Wikipedia)

Made contribution 6/23 right before the CAFTA vote.

IRL PAC - Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla)
2006 - $5,000

Can't find any scandal linked to her. She has supported some LGBT-friendly legislation as well as several pieces of legislation for the Church of Scientology. Maybe working both sides of the fence.

Contribution made 6/23 right before the CAFTA vote.

Keep Our Majority PAC - Dennis Hastert, (R-Ill)
2002 - $10,000
2004 - $10,000
2006 - $10,000
Hastert for Congress Cmte
2002 - $2,000
2004 - $2,000

Torture advocate. Very close ties to Abramoff. He received over $70,000 in contributions that he shed after the scandal broke. Introduced legislation to legalize torture. He also recently caught heat for saying that New Orleans was not worth rebuilding.

Leadership PAC 2002 - Michael G Oxley, (R-Oh)
2002 - $10,000
2004 - $10,000
Oxley for Congress
2006 - $1,000

Ties to DeLay and Abramoff. He voted to weaken House ethics rules to benefit Tom DeLay and has donated $10,000 to his defense fund.

Longhorn PAC - Lamar Smith (R - Texas)
2006 - $1,000

Not connected to any scandal that I can find. Contribution made 6/25 right before the CAFTA vote.

Majority In Congress PAC - John Mica (R - Fla)
2006 - $1,000

Not connected to any scandal that I can find. Contribution made 6/22 right before the CAFTA vote.

Majority Initiative-Keep Electing Repubs - Mike Rogers (R-Mich)
2006 - $5,000

Not linked to any scandal that I can find. Contribution made 6/15 right before the CAFTA vote.

Midnight Sun - Don Young (R-Alaska)
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $2,000
2006 - $1,000

Young has links to Jack Abramoff and fought for his Bridge to Nowhere. (Wikipedia) Published reports have linked Young to the Jack Abramoff Indian lobbying scandal. In September 2002 Young and Steven LaTourette (R-Ohio) wrote to the General Services Administration urging the agency to give preferential treatment to groups such as Indian tribes when evaluating development proposals.[4] In particular, the letter referred to a historic building, the Old Post Office Pavilion in downtown Washington, DC (Wikipedia)

Mike PAC - Mike Ferguson (R - NJ)
2006 - $1,000

Illegally funded his 2000 campaign with a large trust from his parents. He was fined the highest fine ever levied by the FEC $210,000. He was also accused of inappropriate behavior toward a college student in a Georgetown bar in 2002 or 2003 while he was married with 3 children.

Made contribution 6/21 right before CAFTA vote.

Milead Fund - Peter Hoekstra (R-Mich)
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $1,500
2006 - $1,000
Peter Hoekstra for Congress
2002 - $500
2004 - $500

Not connected to any scandal that I can find.

Next Century Fund - Richard Burr,(R-NC)
2002 - $3,500

I can't find anything. Anyone have any dirt on this guy? He's a Republican, but that's not illegal, immoral or unethical.

Peace Through Strength PAC - Duncan Hunter (R - Calif)
2006 - $5,000
Duncan Hunter for Congress
2002 - $1,300
2004 - $2,000
2006 - $1,000

Under investigation. Duncan Hunter is under investigation for working with felon Duke Cunningham to gain favorable treatment for defense contractor, Brent Wilkes, in his request for contracts with the Department of Defense.

People for Enterprise/Trade/Econ Growth - Pete Sessions (R-Texas)
2004 - $5,000
2006 - $7,500

No scandal that I can find.

Pioneer PAC - Dave Hobson, R-Ohio
2002 - $4,899

No scandal that I can find.

Principles Exalt A Nation PAC - Mike Pence (R - Ind)
2006 - $1,000

No scandal that I can find. Made contribution 6/30 right before the CAFTA vote

Promoting Republicans You Can Elect - Deborah Pryce, R-Ohio
2004 - $5,000
2006 - $5,000

Supports women's reproductive rights.

Prosperity Helps Inspire Liberty PAC - Phil English (R-Pa)
2006 - $1,000

Liar. Despite pledging to serve no more than six terms, Phil English is running for re-election in 2006. He also has gained a reputation for excessive lobbyist-sponsored travel. Rep. Phil English of Erie, who visited Munich, Berlin, Budapest, Brussels, Stuttgart, London, Casablanca, Barcelona and Paris on trips funded by a variety of think tanks.

Made contribution on 6/22 right before the CAFTA vote.

RED PAC - Adam Putnam (R-Fla)
2006 - $1,000
Adam Putnam Cmte
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $1,000

Liar. Putnam claims to be one of Congress' leading supporters of developmental education for children from low-income families, and is the author of the Head Start Accountability Bill. However, Putnam has voted time and again to cut funding for that very same program. (From Wikipedia)

Re-elect Freshmen of the Repub Majority - Jerry Weller, (R - Ill )
2002 - $4,000
2004 - $1,000
2006 - $500

Liar. Wellers' advocacy and vote for CAFTA - his vote being one of two that passed CAFTA - disturbed some voters in his district. He had promised prior to his marriage to Rios Montt that he would not vote on any legislation involving Guatemala. However, Weller has long supported free-trade agreements. As an FRG party leader, Mrs. Weller is also a supporter of CAFTA. Check his Wikipedia entry for the significance of his marriage to the daughter of a Central American Dictator.

Rely on Your Beliefs - Roy Blunt, (R-MO)
2002 - $7,000
2004 - $9,999
2006 - $9,999
Friends of Roy Blunt
2002 - $1,000

Has links to Tom DeLay's illegal campaign finance activities. Blunt's PAC has paid $88,000 in fees to one of the consultants under indictment along with Tom DeLay.

Republican Majority Fund - Don Nickels,( R-Ok) - Retired
2002 - $7,500

Not connected to any scandal that I can find.

Sharp Pencil PAC - Howard Coble (R-NC)
2006 - $1,000
Howard Coble for Congress
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $1,000

No scandal that I can find. Help? Anyone?

Sunshine PAC - E. Clay Shaw Jr. (R-Fla)
2006 - $1,000

Closely linked to Tom DeLay. He has failed to return any of the $30,000+ in contributions received from ARMPAC, the DeLay PAC used to allegedly launder money.

Contribution made 6/23 right before the CAFTA vote

Superior California Fed Leadership Fund - John T. Doolittle (R-Ca)
2006 - $5,000
Doolittle for Congress (or Friends for John T. Doolittle)
2004 - $1,000

Under investigation. Very closely linked to Jack Abramoff. He received tens of thousands of campaign contributions from Abramoff and his Indian Tribe clients. He is under investigation currently for his role in the scandal.

Under investigation. Doolittle is also under investigation for his involvement with Brent Wilkes, one of the defense contractors who admittedly bribed former Congressman and current felon, Duke Cunningham. Doolittle also pushed through appropirations for Wilkes. These are under investigation.

TEAM PAC - J.D. Hayworth,(R-Az)
2002 - $1,000
2004 - $1,000

Received over $150,000 from Abramoff's Indian clients. He claims previous relationships with the tribes.

Texas Freedom Fund - Joe L. Barton, (R-Texas)
2002 - $3,500
2004 - $500
2006 - $5,000

Liar. Was one of only 11 House members to vote against the Hurricane Katrina Emergency Relief bill passed by Congress and signed by President Bush on September 8, 2005. This came one day after he told Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour that "Whatever you need from the federal government... we'll do everything we can to make it happen sooner rather than later and bigger rather than smaller." (Wikipedia)

Together for Our Majority - Thomas M. Reynolds, (R-NY)
2002 - $10,000
2004 - $10,000
2006 - $5,000

Ran for the House in a district where he did not live in 1998. He did not move into that district until 8 months after he was elected. In 2000 when districts were redrawn in New York his district would have become more moderate, so he enlisted the help of Dick Cheney to put pressure on state legislators to keep his seat safe.

United in Freedom - John E. Sweeney, (R-NY)
2002 - $5,000

Horses Patoot...shut down election process in Florida in 2000. Nothing illegal that I can find so far.

Victory PAC - C.W. Bill Young, (R-Fla)
2002 - $1,000

No scandal that I can find.

Washington Fund - Jennifer Dunn (R-Washington) - Retired
2002 - $1,000
Friends of Jennifer B. Dunn
2004 - $1,000

No scandal that I can find.

Wisconsin Leadership PAC - Tom Petri, (R-Wis)
2002 - $4,000
2004 - $2,000

Voted to allow Tom DeLay to continue as Majority Leader even if he's indicted.


Candidate Committees

Candidates Giving $0 - $1,000/cycle
Combest Congressional Cmte - $565 (2002)
Friends of Scott McInnis - $250 (2004)
Lobiondo for Congress - $250 (2002)
Jim Ryun for Congress - $500 (2002)
Volunteers for Shimkus - $500 (2004)

Candidates Giving $1,000 - $2,000/cycle
Archer for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2002)
Barrett for Congress - $500 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
Bob Beauprez for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Bob Goodlatte for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2006)
Bob Ney for Congress - $1,000 (2002)
Boozman for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Bud Shuster for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2002)
Cass Ballenger for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2002)
Cathy McMorris for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Committee to Re-elect Bobby Jindal - $1,000 (2006)
Culberson for Congress - $1,000(2004), $500 (2006)
Donald A Manzullo for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Ed Schrock for Congress - $1,000 (2002)
Ehlers for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2006)
Fletcher for Congress - $1,000 (2002), $1,000 (2004)
Forbes for Congress - $1,000 (2002)
Frank Lucas for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Frelinghuysen for Congress $1,000 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
Friends for Frank Wolf - $1,000 (2002)
Friends of Jeb Hensarling - $1,000 (2006)
Friends of Jim Saxton - $1,000 (2002), $1,000 (2006)
Friends of Katherine Harris - $1,000 (2004)
Friends of Phil Gramm - $1,000 (2002)
Friends of Roger Wicker 2002 - $1,000 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
Friends of Sam Johnson - $1,000 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
Friends of Sherwood Boehlert Cmte - $1,000 (2002)
Geoff Davis for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Georgians for Isakson - $1,000 (2002)
Gutknecht for US Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2004)
Hulshof for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Jeff Miller for Congress - $1,000 (2004)
Jo Bonner for Congress - $1,000 (2004)
John Shadegg for Congress - $1,000 (2002)
Judge John Carter for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Kay Granger for Congress - $1,000 (2002)
Linder for Congress - $1,000 (2004)
Lungren for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Marsha Blackburn for Congress - $1,000 (2004)
McHenry for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Michael Burgess for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Mike Conaway for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Nathan Deal for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
People with Hart - $1,000 (2002), $1,000 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
Price for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Radanovich for Congress '98 - $1,000 (2002)
Re-Elect Packwood Cmte (1992) - $1,000 (2004)
Regula for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2004)
Rehberg for Congress - $1,000 (2002)
Richard Pombo for Congress - $1,000 (2004)
Robert Aderholt for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Sam Graves for Congress - $1,000 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
Tillie PAC - $1,000 (2002)
Tom Feeney for Congress - $1,000 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
Tom Osborne for US Congress - $1,000 (2002)
Turner for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Virginia Foxx for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Walden for Congress - $1,000 (2006)
Wally Herger for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2002)
Walsh for Congress Cmte - $1,000 (2004), $1,000 (2006)
William L "Bill" Jenkins for Congress - $1,000


Candidates Giving $2,000/cycle
Christopher Cox for Congress - $2,000 (2002), $2,000 (2004)
Gallegly for Congress - $2,000 (2004)
Johnson for Congress Cmte - $4,000 (2004)
Quinn for Congress - $2,000 (2004)
Walter Jones Jr for Congress - $2,000 (2002)