Delisi

His current chief of staff's mother-in-law, Texas Republican state Rep. Dianne White Delisi, is a state director for Women in Government.

Medpundit 2007

Further, Merck funneled money through Women in Government, an advocacy group whose state director was Rep. Dianne White Delisi, the mother-in-law of Perry's chief of staff at the time the executive order was signed.

Amy Siskind: What Gardasil Says About Perry's Concern for Our Daughters' Welfare Amy Siskind 2011

Further, Merck funneled money through Women in Government, an advocacy group whose state director was Rep. Dianne White Delisi, the mother-in-law of Perry's chief of staff at the time the executive order was signed.

Amy Siskind: What Gardasil Says About Perry's Concern for Our Daughters' Welfare Amy Siskind 2011

Including the fact that Perry's chief of staff, Delisi, met with Mike Toomey, the Merck lobbyist, three times to discuss the HPV vaccine:

Noelle Bell: Our New TV Ad Against Gov. Perry On HPV Vaccine 2010

In the wake of the HPV scandal, in which it was discovered that the $6,000 donation from Merck came on the same day that Perry's chief of staff, Delisi, met with other aides to discuss the HPV vaccine, there were furious denials from Governor Perry's press flack, Miner, about the timing of the donation.

Noelle Bell: Who Is Mike Toomey? 2010

Dianne Delisi and Beverly Woolley, both of whom sit on the political committee's board, for their roles in the election.

09/28/2005 2005

The company also was donating money to a national organization called Women in Government, which in Texas was led by state Rep. Dianne White Delisi, who chaired the House public health committee.

The Seattle Times 2011

By early 2007, Toomey and Dianne White Delisi were working to overcome opposition among lawmakers to a bill to require the vaccination.

The Seattle Times 2011

Schedule and campaign finance reports show that on one day - Oct. 16, 2006 - Deirdre Delisi held a staff meeting to discuss the vaccine and Merck's political action committee gave Perry $5,000.

The Seattle Times 2011

Brie Delisi, owner of Serendipity Boutique, called the plan to reopen the Ioka a "blessing."

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