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In their third and final television debate, Elaine Marshall bashed incumbent Republican Senator Richard Burr as a homophobic influence-peddler in thrall to big pharma and the military-industrial complex.
Michael Carmichael: Marshall Bashes Burr on Taxes, Gay Rights & Afghanistan Michael Carmichael 2010
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Just as Romney's right when he calls Newt an influence-peddler.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: Last Night's GOP Debate Was Like Bad 1950's-Style Science-Fiction RJ 2012
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In their third and final television debate, Elaine Marshall bashed incumbent Republican Senator Richard Burr as a homophobic influence-peddler in thrall to big pharma and the military-industrial complex.
Michael Carmichael: Marshall Bashes Burr on Taxes, Gay Rights & Afghanistan Michael Carmichael 2010
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In their third and final television debate, Elaine Marshall bashed incumbent Republican Senator Richard Burr as a homophobic influence-peddler in thrall to big pharma and the military-industrial complex.
Michael Carmichael: Marshall Bashes Burr on Taxes, Gay Rights & Afghanistan Michael Carmichael 2010
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Just as Romney's right when he calls Newt an influence-peddler.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: Last Night's GOP Debate Was Like Bad 1950's-Style Science-Fiction RJ 2012
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In their third and final television debate, Elaine Marshall bashed incumbent Republican Senator Richard Burr as a homophobic influence-peddler in thrall to big pharma and the military-industrial complex.
Michael Carmichael: Marshall Bashes Burr on Taxes, Gay Rights & Afghanistan Michael Carmichael 2010
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Why is Sen. Clinton, the spouse of the great influence-peddler, being nominated in the first place?
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In "Casino Jack and the United States of Money," Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney threads viewers through the corrupt, cynical machinations of lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who after coming of age as a college Republican in the Reagan years (and briefly flirting with his own Hollywood career) became Washington's most powerful influence-peddler when Republicans came to power in Congress in 1994 and initiated the "K Street Project."
Ann Hornaday on 'Iron Man 2' and 'Casino Jack and the United States of Money' 2010
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When the leading newspaper of the capital city of the world's most powerful country decides to turn influence-peddler, is this the best it can do?
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She has a long career as a public servant and influence-peddler ahead of her, why throw it all away tarnishing her own image in a losing cause?
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