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1309:(R-FL), as his full-time administrative assistant. In that position, she was paid $ 95,000 per year. Renzi also pays her $ 5,000 per month ($ 60,000 per year) as a fundraising consultant (she ran her own consulting business before being hired by Renzi). To be in compliance with the rules, Roe had to do all her fundraising work clocking in to work as Renzi's administrative assistant, or after work. Renzi's spokesman Vartan Djihanian said that this is the case: "Whatever fundraising she does ... is on her time."
1228:(DOJ) cautioned the media not to jump to conclusions regarding the inquiry into Renzi, saying it "is not a well-developed investigation, by any means. A tip comes into the department. The department is obligated to follow up ... and we do that. People are assuming there is evidence of some crime," even though that is not necessarily true. The official added, "Be careful. I can confirm to you a very early investigation. But I want to caution you not to chop this guy's (Renzi's) head off."
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had illegally financed much of the campaign with $ 369,090 of loans that came from "impermissible" corporate funds. Most of those loans were part of the $ 436,000 that Renzi put into his own campaign. Renzi was fined $ 1,000 in
November 2005 by the FEC for underreported receipts stemming from what his campaign called a software glitch. During the summer before the 2006 election, the FEC dropped all charges related to the 2002 alleged use of impermissible corporate funds for his campaign.
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Department officials on search warrants, subpoenas and other legal tools for a year before the election, people close to the case said. ... ... the investigation clearly moved slowly: Federal agents opened the case no later than June 2005, yet key witnesses didn't get subpoenas until early this year, those close to the case said. The first publicly known search – a raid of a Renzi family business by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation – was carried out . ...
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228:. On April 27, Renzi denied printed claims he was considering resigning office; however, on August 23, Renzi announced he would not be a candidate for re-election in 2008. On February 22, 2008, Renzi was indicted on 35 counts connected to land deals. He pleaded not guilty. On June 12, 2013, Renzi was convicted on 17 of 32 counts in his corruption case. On October 28, 2013, he was sentenced to three years in prison.
732:. The grand jury authorized a search warrant of a Renzi family business. Investigators uncovered evidence that Mr. Renzi received a cash payment from his former business partner, funneled through a family wine company, after a second investor group pursuing an unrelated land swap agreed to pay $ 4 million for the alfalfa field, according to people contacted in the course of the two-year investigation.
668:, the "officials said the inquiry was at an early stage and that no search warrants had been issued, suggesting that investigators had yet to determine whether there was a basis to open a formal investigation or empanel a grand jury." Federal investigators in Arizona reported that unexplained delays were encountered in getting permission from Washington for investigations prior to the 2006 election.
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690:, in 2002 Renzi sold off a half-interest in his real estate investment business to a fellow investor, James Sandlin, for $ 200,000. Renzi used the money for his 2002 congressional campaign. In 2003, Renzi sold the remainder of the business to Sandlin, for somewhere between $ 1 million and $ 5 million, according to financial records, retaining a "future development interest".
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On June 12, 2013, a jury convicted Renzi on 17 of 32 counts in his corruption case that accused him of using his office for personal financial gain and looting a family insurance business to help pay for his 2002 campaign. That
October, Renzi was sentenced to three years in prison. Renzi appealed his
430:. Renzi outspent his primary opponents by a substantial sum of money. He invested $ 585,000 of his own money and raised another $ 100,000 to run radio and TV ads throughout the district. Renzi received 24.4 percent of the 46,585 votes cast in the Republican primary, with half of his votes coming from
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In 2002, Renzi acknowledged that he returned to
Arizona with the intention of running for Congress, but defended his state ties. He noted that between college and his return to Arizona, he lived in Flagstaff for a total of seven years. There is proof Renzi was living in Arizona after college because,
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American Legion's "Unsung Heroes" of the 108th Congress. American Legion National Commander John Brieden noted that "The 108th Congress passed a record increase in Department of Veterans Affairs health care funding for the current fiscal year, and it reduced the number of
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completed an audit of Renzi's campaign committee, "Rick Renzi for
Congress." The audit found that Renzi's campaign overstated its cash on hand by about $ 64,000, and that employers or occupations for 200 contributors were not listed, though required by law. The FEC also concluded that the committee
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The 2002 Democratic primary, also hotly contested, was narrowly won by George
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columnist Sarah Fenske broke a story about the 2002 campaign financing embezzlement, Renzi was indicted on multiple federal charges. The charges included conspiracy, wire fraud, money laundering, extortion and insurance fraud. In
October 2009, the government added a conspiracy to commit insurance
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television ads to refute them. The Renzi campaign also made heavy use of automated telephone calls throughout the district with various claims and innuendos about
Cordova. Renzi said of the $ 2 million spent on negative ads, that he "took no joy in any of that." Renzi said he had tried to tell the
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commissioned secret polling in the districts of Renzi and other members of
Congress who oppose stem cell research. Renzi said, "I was yelling at him. I told him it's absolutely unprecedented that Republicans would pay for a push poll to attack another Republican on such a core belief of mine ...
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The delays, which postponed key approvals in the case until after the election, raise new questions about whether Alberto Gonzales or other officials may have weighed political issues in some investigations. ... Investigators pursuing the Renzi case had been seeking clearance from senior Justice
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In 2002, in response to a question about spiraling health care costs, Renzi said "In order to keep health insurance costs competitive, we must allow the self-employed to take annual tax deductions for their health-care costs. We must change the health insurance industry by allowing employees to
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On July 9, 2010, a Renzi associate, accountant Dwayne Lequire, was convicted for conspiracy in the embezzlement of $ 796,000, while involved with Renzi, of insurance premiums from a dozen non-profits. Upon appeal, Dwayne Lequire's conviction was reversed and ruled an acquittal on all counts. A
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candidates, including Bob Donahue, Mike Caccioppoli, Susan Friedman, Ellen Simon, and Vic McKerlie, ran in the 2006 primary in September, which was won by Ellen Simon, an attorney and community activist. David Schlosser was also in the November general election on the Libertarian Party ticket.
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Mr. Renzi denied any wrongdoing and said that he intended to cooperate with the investigation. The search of the family business, he said in a statement, was "the first step toward getting the truth out." His lawyer says the cash payment he received was to settle an unrelated debt.
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Renzi and his wife did have several children who were born in Sierra Vista, AZ. Renzi also said he owned more than 400 acres (1.6 km) in northern Arizona through a real estate development and improvement business, in addition to a small vineyard and ranch in
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article, Renzi said that between college, starting in the late 1970s, and his return some 20 years later, he had lived in Flagstaff for only a total of seven years. The AP article also said "Renzi made much of his money while living in
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Renzi spent $ 436,590 of his own money on the election. In addition to large donations from his father's defense company, Mantech International, Mantech executives were the largest single source of outside money for the campaign.
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In October 2005, three years after the business transaction with Sandlin, Renzi announced he'd be introducing a bill in Congress that would include a swap of land owned by Sandlin (not in Renzi's district) for federal land near
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In June 2006, the House accepted an amendment proposed by Renzi to increase tribal law enforcement funding by $ 5 million and decrease spending for international organizations such as the United Nations by the same amount.
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purchase their own health-care policy. This would allow for personal ownership of health-care policies, which would provide portability, more choice and thus more competition, which leads to lower health-care premiums."
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that he did nothing wrong and that sometime after his announcement he recused himself from the bill after a lobbyist questioned his connection to Sandlin. The land swap never became law.
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service-disabled military retirees subject to a 'disability tax' on their retired pay." Brieden said "I commend Representative Renzi for taking a leadership role in making that happen."
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of North Carolina. Renzi's office said those payments were for services rendered in 2005. There is no evidence that Roe's activities are not in compliance with House ethics standards.
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theme to the park, including displays of U.S. flags throughout history. This was in response to proposals by local citizens that Walnut Canyon National Monument be expanded and given
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in July 2002, Renzi said "The only time I have not lived in Arizona is when I served our nation overseas on a Defense Department program, or when I entered law school at age 39" .
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fraud charge to the indictment. It alleged that Renzi and others willfully embezzled from a risk retention company called Spirit Mountain. In June 2010, Federal District Judge
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explained further allegations: that the DOJ under Gonzales had intentionally delayed part of the investigation of Renzi until after the November 2006 election. They wrote:
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in Washington D.C. He finished his coursework in December 2001 and graduated with a J.D. in 2002. While he was studying law, he claimed he was an unpaid intern in Senator
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during his last hours as president. Citing numerous examples of prosecutorial misconduct, including fabricated evidence, the pardon was supported by Representative
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In 1989, Renzi started Renzi & Company (now called the Patriot Insurance Agency), a company that offers insurance to nonprofit organizations such as
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2542:"Renzi Fights to Increase Tribal Law Enforcement Funding by $ 5 Million. Congressman offers Amendment to Strip Funding from UN and Give it to Tribes"
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told Congress that none of the dismissals were politically motivated, and said the Justice Department is committed to battling corruption.
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Rick Renzi's Accountant, Dwayne Lequire, Guilty of Embezzling Funds; Former Counsel for Renzi, Andrew Beardall, Acquitted of Charges
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West Virginia, to serve his 3-year prison sentence. He was Bureau of Prisons inmate 29375-208 and was released on January 6, 2017.
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Renzi had been criticized for consistently introducing and voting in favor of bills benefiting his father's defense company,
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2939:"RINO Group Running Push Polls in His District Infuriates Rep. Rick Renzi; Kolbe is a Member"
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Shortly after initiating the investigation of Renzi, the US Attorney for Arizona,
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3084:"United States v. Lequire, 672 F.3d 724 | Casetext Search + Citator"
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You're not going to change my view on the issue, as a father of 12."
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3185:"Former US Rep. Rick Renzi reports to prison for 3-year term"
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1834:"Replacements waiting in wings as Renzi ponders resignation"
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2176:"The 2002 Arizona First Congressional District Race" (pdf)
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2697:"Copper exec says ex-congressman issued land-swap threat"
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2487:, press release from Renzi's office, March 12, 2004.
2067:
Patriot Insurance Company – "Our Mission and Profile"
1775:"Congressman From Arizona Is the Focus of an Inquiry"
921:, Director of the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys
715:, had initiated the investigation in September 2006.
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Renzi won his re-election against Simon, 52% to 43%.
2886:"Delays in Renzi Case Raise More Gonzales Questions"
1815:"FBI raids Renzi business; he vows full cooperation"
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as called for in an agreement made in 2002 with the
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2811:"Inquiry on Renzi: Real deal or campaign trickery?"
2143:"1st District candidates play up their local roots"
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579:Renzi was generally a supporter of expanded legal
454:visited the district to support Renzi; and so did
372:Renzi with the Arizona College Republicans in 2007
2999:, Ray Stern, July 9, 2010. Retrieved May 6, 2018.
1181:Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law
933:, Justice Department's liaison to the White House
3144:'Ex-lawmaker sentenced to three years for fraud'
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2714:"Arizona Congressman Indicted in Land Swap Scam"
2009:. Order Sons of Italy in America. Archived from
470:that the negative ads were the wrong way to go.
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2836:"Emails detail plans for firing U.S. attorneys"
2783:"Land-Swap Plan Causes Trouble For Congressman"
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1474:National Institute of Family and Life Advocates
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927:, Chief of Staff to the Deputy Attorney General
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422:supervisor, and conservative radio personality
3098:"Appeals Court Denies Rehearing of Renzi Case"
869:, former counsel to Senate Judiciary Committee
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2884:Wilke, John R.; Evan Perez (April 25, 2007).
2562:"A New Alliance Of Democrats Spreads Funding"
2466:"Congressional candidates offer more answers"
2382:Cole, Cyndy & Ferguson, J. (2006-09-10).
2213:, August 14, 2002. Retrieved 27 October 2016.
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2485:"Renzi Receives Award From American Legion"
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1794:"Lawmaker's Influence in Land Deals Probed"
1420:On January 20, 2021, Renzi received a full
468:National Republican Congressional Committee
460:Department of Housing and Urban Development
243:Renzi is one of five siblings born into an
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2681:"Court upholds ex-Rep. Renzi's conviction"
2297:"Sparks fly in race for 1st District seat"
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1879:Rep. Renzi indicted on corruption charges
1854:"Renzi Says He Will Not Seek Re-Election"
385:. In 2001, he bought a $ 216,000 home in
48:U.S. House of Representatives
3346:Order of precedence of the United States
2475:, TriValleyCentral.com, August 14, 2002.
2269:, TriValleyCentral.com, October 1, 2002.
2174:Solop, Frederic I., and James I. Bowie,
1483:
1413:On February 27, 2015, Renzi reported to
915:, Chief of Staff to the Attorney General
3848:Arizona politicians convicted of crimes
3054:Judge Throws Out Wiretaps in Renzi Case
2905:"Lawmaker Leaves Panels After FBI Raid"
2334:"Arizona District 1: 2002 Race Profile"
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414:Renzi won a hotly contested Republican
3244:Financial information (federal office)
3073:, June 6, 2010. Retrieved May 6, 2018.
2585:"AZ-01: Message from Mike Caccioppoli"
2152:, TriValleyCentral.com, June 17, 2002.
2133:, TriValleyCentral.com, March 6, 2004.
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2703:, May 16, 2013. Retrieved 2015-05-29.
2564:, The Washington Post, July 17, 2006.
2551:, Renzi press release, June 29, 2006.
1150:U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary
438:the state two more Representatives.)
298:However, according to an August 2002
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3065:Wiretaps in Rick Renzi's case tossed
2730:Bolton, Alexander (April 26, 2007).
2610:"Eugene C. Renzi, 74; Major General"
1773:Johnston, David (October 25, 2006).
1487:Arizona's 1st congressional district
568:introduced legislation to split the
214:Arizona's 1st congressional district
2903:Talhem, Jennifer (April 24, 2007).
2758:"The Porn Plot Against Prosecutors"
2560:VandeHei, Jim, and Chris Cillizza,
2523:Renzi's position on Border Security
2384:"FEC drops probe of Renzi finances"
2315:Ghioto, Gary, and Michael Marizco,
2278:Ghioto, Gary, and Michael Marizco,
2124:"Renzi's finances could be trouble"
1332:Renzi was an opponent of embryonic
974:Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys
3838:American people of Italian descent
2858:"Renzi inquiry at issue in ouster"
2224:"Bush campaigns for Salmon, Renzi"
2178:, PSOnline e-Symposium, July 2003.
1342:Republican Main Street Partnership
564:In 2004, Renzi and Representative
323:The Catholic University of America
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3828:21st-century American legislators
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2587:. OurCongress.org. Archived from
2506:, press release, April 30, 2004.
1918:Christie, Bob (28 October 2013).
1840:"Renzi Denies Resignation Rumors"
1832:Sunnucks, Mike (April 26, 2007).
1368:Indictment, conviction and pardon
965:White House Deputy Chief of Staff
3843:American prisoners and detainees
3037:"Feds expand case against Renzi"
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521:commissioner and the brother of
3858:Corruption in the United States
2712:Stout, David, and Paul Giblin,
2583:MikeCforCongress (2005-09-01).
1756:"Arizona GOP lawmaker indicted"
1390:In 2011, Renzi appealed to the
1123:, Ranking member, former Chair
475:Walnut Canyon National Monument
16:American politician (born 1958)
3873:People from Flagstaff, Arizona
2756:Blumenthal, Max (2007-03-20).
2636:Johnston, David (2006-10-25).
1836:. Business Journal of Phoenix.
1250:United States Attorney General
904:United States Attorney General
655:U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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2964:Campaign for America's Future
2834:Hutcheson, Ron (2007-03-13).
2409:2004 Race: Arizona District 1
2051:"Kyl disputes Renzi's resume"
1856:. Roll Call. August 23, 2007.
337:U.S. House of Representatives
251:. He attended high school in
3253:Rick Renzi for U.S. Congress
2732:"Renzi didn't reveal $ 200K"
2444:. 2006-05-23. Archived from
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1842:. Roll Call. April 27, 2007.
1372:On February 22, 2008, after
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849:, Deputy White House Counsel
226:House Intelligence Committee
3868:People from Burke, Virginia
3366:as Former US Representative
3351:as Former US Representative
3338:as Former US Representative
3248:Federal Election Commission
2856:Madden, Mike (2007-03-21).
2809:House, Billy (2006-10-26).
2302:September 27, 2007, at the
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3019:February 25, 2008, at the
2781:Wilke, John (2007-04-21).
2471:February 11, 2012, at the
2317:"Renzi disowns attack ads"
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2405:"Total Raised and Spent"
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1460:, former Representative
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1448:, former Representative
1444:, former Representative
1440:, former Representative
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1226:US Department of Justice
996:Dismissed U.S. attorneys
316:crisis pregnancy centers
309:Fairfax County, Virginia
287:Career prior to Congress
3187:, Associated Press via
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3127:March 10, 2012, at the
2890:The Wall Street Journal
2529:August 2, 2006, at the
2129:March 31, 2012, at the
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721:The Wall Street Journal
671:On April 19, 2007, the
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2027:Letter from Rick Renzi
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2960:DeLay's Money, Part 9
2929:, September 14, 2006.
2510:July 7, 2006, at the
2491:July 7, 2006, at the
2280:"Renzi edges Cordova"
2250:, September 17, 2006.
1355:House Majority Leader
978:Civil Rights Division
647:Sierra Vista, Arizona
632:Sierra Vista, Arizona
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1490:: Results 2002–2006
1328:Reported floor fight
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800:Summary of attorneys
552:Issues and positions
201:Richard George Renzi
115:Richard George Renzi
3264:RENZI, Rick (1958-)
3189:washingtontimes.com
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2372:, October 12, 2006.
2323:, November 7, 2002.
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2237:, October 28, 2002.
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908:White House Counsel
842:White House Counsel
458:, secretary of the
255:, before moving to
253:Annandale, Virginia
181:Catholic University
3096:Turner, Channing,
2921:Silverstein, Ken,
2742:on April 28, 2007.
2670:, August 26, 2007.
2295:Kitching, Harold,
2057:, August 17, 2002.
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2370:Phoenix New Times
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1269:William W. Mercer
1231:According to the
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1170:, Ranking member
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970:Bradley Schlozman
937:William W. Mercer
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853:William Moschella
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696:Florence, Arizona
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