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Grover Norquist
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Grover Glenn Norquist is an American political activist and anti-tax advocate who is founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform, an organization that opposes all tax increases. A Republican, he
Norquist in 2017
Norquist in 2017
Ronald Reagan meeting with Jack Abramoff and Norquist in connection with the College Republican National Committee in 1981
Ronald Reagan meeting with Jack Abramoff and Norquist in connection with the College Republican National Committee in 1981
Norquist in 2013
Norquist in 2013
Norquist in 2016
Norquist in 2016
Jack Abramoff
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Jack Allan Abramoff is an American lobbyist, businessman, film producer, writer, and convicted felon. He was at the center of an extensive federal corruption investigation, which resulted in his convi
Grover Norquist
…who believes that the United States should have "dramatically higher levels of immigration" than it does. According to a 2011 memoir by former lobbyist Jack Abramoff, Norquist was one of Abramoff's first major Republican party contacts. Norquist and Americans for Tax Reform were also mentioned in Senate testimony…
Abramoff in 2011
Abramoff in 2011
Beverly Hills High School, where Abramoff played high school football and was a weightlifting champion before entering Brandeis University and then Ge
Beverly Hills High School, where Abramoff played high school football and was a weightlifting champion before entering Brandeis University and then Georgetown University Law Center
"Jack Abramoff liked to slip into dialogue from The Godfather as he led his lobbying colleagues in planning their next conquest on Capitol Hill. In a
"Jack Abramoff liked to slip into dialogue from The Godfather as he led his lobbying colleagues in planning their next conquest on Capitol Hill. In a favorite bit, he would mimic ice-cold Michael Corleone facing down a crooked U.S. Senator's demand for a cut of mafia gambling profits: 'Senator, you can have my answer now if you like. My offer is this: nothing'", the Washington Post reported in December 2005