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POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

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Tupelo, MS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Jack Abramoff Government 28-Feb-1958   Casino Jack
Haley Barbour Politician 22-Oct-1947   Governor of Mississippi, 2004-12
William K. Brewster Politician 8-Nov-1941   Congressman from Oklahoma, 1991-97
Ralph D. Crosby, Jr. Business 23-Sep-1947   CEO of EADS North America
Bob Dole Politician 22-Jul-1923   US Senator from Kansas, 1969-96
Ronnie G. Flippo Politician 15-Aug-1937   Congressman from Alabama, 1976-91
Lanny Griffith Lobbyist 13-Aug-1951   Lobbyist, Barbour Griffith & Rogers
Paul Tudor Jones Business 1954   Billionaire
William J. Madia Scientist c. 1948   Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Robert H. Michel Politician 2-Mar-1923   Congressman from Illinois, 1957-95
Elon Musk Business 28-Jun-1971   CEO of SpaceX and Tesla Motors
David A. Norcross Activist 30-Mar-1937   Republican National Lawyers Association
Michael Retzer Business c. 1946   US Ambassador to Tanzania, 2005-07
Kevin A. Ring Attorney c. 1970   Team Abramoff
Ed Rogers Government 22-Nov-1958   Republican strategist
Ronnie Shows Politician 26-Jan-1947   Congressman from Mississippi, 1999-2003
Alan Simpson Politician 2-Sep-1931   US Senator from Wyoming, 1979-97
Alex Spanos Business 28-Sep-1923   A.G. Spanos Companies
Don Tyson Business 21-Apr-1930 6-Jan-2011 Tyson Foods
John H. Tyson Business 5-Sep-1953   Chairman, Tyson Foods

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