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• And we will padlock the backdoors to the dealmakers and influence peddlers.
• And that leaves the door wide open for a lushly connected influence peddler like Jack Quinn.
• And operating somewhat outside the mainstream, she was rarely targeted by Washington's influence peddlers.
• Barbour, now a high-priced influence peddler like Strauss, doesn't have that knack.
• Arroyo vowed to crack down on waste, corruption, influence peddlers, tax cheats and coup plotters.
• The company derives much of its influence by collecting an A-list of Washington's influence peddlers.
• He politely urged the Republicans next to curb lobbying, ban gifts from influence peddlers, and reform campaign financing.
• Call him what you want-- statesman, strategist or influence peddler-- Baker has lots of company.
• Other times, influence peddlers who had made large campaign contributions would lean on city agencies to do their bidding.
• And business associates of Rodham's expressed disbelief Tuesday at Tonelli's description of Rodham as an influence peddler.
• Drew gained access to both the influence peddlers and the politicians and offered fresh and deep insights into their elaborate minuet.
• An image of the senator appears, saying, " I have a message for the influence peddlers and the special interests.
• Gelli was once one of Italy's biggest influence peddlers and he headed P-2, which stood for Propaganda 2.
• They have been caricatured as fat cats and denounced as influence peddlers by those who are fighting to curb the role of money in politics.
• Schaeffer said, " We need to choose between children with asthma and influence peddlers who don't seem to care ."
• In a word, this means a whole mafia of old-school businessmen, influence peddlers, money launderers, arms dealers and military adventurers.
• Ms . Tisch, 44, who lives on the Upper East Side, functions as the school's trouble-shooter, fixer and influence peddler.
• Shultz thinks those actions would resonate for the ad campaign's target audience, those he calls " influence peddlers " among alumni and business people.
• But now, in the opinion of several cultural-influence peddlers, the garland goes to Raritan, the journal edited by Richard Poirier and supported by Rutgers University.
• "A lot of people out there, hustlers and influence peddlers, have decided you could buy your way into an influential position, " he said.