The New York Times writes about how some prominent lobbying and trade industry groups are looking to bring aboard Republicans in the event the party takes control of Congress in the fall.
Among those highlighted, Martinez, the former Florida senator who quit during his first term last year and is one of at least a dozen recent hires at JPMorgan Chase, where he serves as a senior executive.
"We’re seeing a premium for Republicans," Ivan H. Adler, a headhunter for the McCormick Group in Washington who specializes in placing lobbyists, told the Times. "They’re the new ‘It’ girl."
There is a premium for the republicans because some of them have a good head on their shoulders and that makes them a hot commodity. Unfortunately the ones that are weak give in to the money make compromises. This is a problem!!
Posted by: wrydAmerican | September 10, 2010 at 12:37 PM
Anyone watching Ron Paul take off like a rocket?
Posted by: orange county escort | January 03, 2012 at 03:16 AM