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Welcome to CapeCodToday's Blog Chowder! This page aggregates the most recent postings from all the CapeCodToday bloggers for your convenience. Bookmark this page or see below left for RSS options.Following Rauschenbach's Money
As was noted in yesterday's entry, former Republican state senator Henri Rauschenbach is noted for having dropped a $1,000 into the coffers of Hillary Clinton. That in and of itself is pretty curious; I'm not sure what kind of buy-in that gets a lobbyist. If you go another level deeper, into looking at political contributions made by Rauschenbach at the state level, you see that the needs of a lobbyist easily trump any personal beliefs. For example:
- Five contributions to controversial Democratic state senator, Diane Wilkerson, totaling $925
- 2 contributions of $200 each to Speaker DiMasi's Committee for a Democratic House PAC and 2 more of the same to the Speaker himself
- Deval Patrick, Therese Murray and Tim Cahill each received 2, $200 contributins also
- Even our current state senator, Rob O'Leary got $200
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