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Skipp Porteous managed to gain access to a few meetings and came out with various information, including the following:

• Richard K. Armey
  Washington, D.C.
  U.S. House of Representatives

   

• Robert H. Bork
  Washington, D.C.
  American Enterprise Institute

   

• Christopher Cox
  Washington, D.C.
  U.S. House of Representatives

   

• John Doolittle
  Washington, D.C.
  U.S. House of Representatives

   

• Michael P. Farris
  Paeonian Springs, Virginia
  Home School Legal Defense Association

   

• Jim Gilmore
  Richmond, Virginia
  Governor of Virginia

   

• Susan Brackin Hirschmann
  Arlington, Virginia
  Chief of Staff to Rep. Tom DeLay

   

• Lawrence Kudlow
  Shelton, Connecticut
  American Skandia Investment Services, Inc.

   

• Maurice P. McTigue
  Fairfax, Virginia
  Center for Market Processes

   

• James C. Miller III
  McLean, Virginia
  Citizens for a Sound Economy

   

• Jim Nicholson
  Washington, D.C.
  Republican National Committee

   

• William J. Olson
  McLean, Virginia
  Attorney at law

   

• Howard Phillips
  Vienna, Virginia
  Conservative Caucus

   

• Alan Reynolds
  Washington, D.C.
  Hudson Institute

   

• Mark Skousen
  Winter Park, Florida
  Forecasts & Strategies

   

• Timothy Teepell
  Hamilton, Virginia
  Madison Project

   

• Marie Wheat
  Arlington, Virginia
  Deputy Staff Director, Senate Oversight Committee

   

• Chris Wilson
  Alexandria, Virginia
  Fabrizio, McLaughlin & Associates, Inc.

   

• Genevieve Wood
  Washington, D.C.
  America's Voice

   

• The Challenges for Today's Military
  Roscoe Bartlett
  House of Representatives (MD-06)

   

• United Nations International Court
  Cliff Kincaid
  America's Surivival, Inc.

   

• Where's the Threat!
  Floyd Spence
  House of Representatives (SC-02)

   

• Making Media Wise Children
  Theodore Baehr
  Good News Communications

   

• Mass Communication as Mass Control
  Judith Reisman
  Institute for Media Education

   

• Children's Right to Innocence and Protection
  Tony Snesko
  Protecting America's Children

   

• The Internet: The Media's New Frontier
  Bruce Watson
  Enough Is Enough

   

• Stop the Invasion: Equipping Communities to Win Against SOBs (Sexually Oriented Businesses)
  Scott Bergthold
  National Family Legal Foundation

   

• Political Targeting by the IRS
  Joseph Farah
  Western Journalism Center

   

• Stonewalling by the IRS
  Mark R. Levin
  Landmark Legal Foundation

   

• Tobacco Legislation
  Edwin Meese III
  Heritage Foundation

   

• United Seniors Association vs. Shalala: The Battle for Health Care Freedom
  Kent Masterson Brown

   

• When the System Doesn't Work
  Nick Donnangelo

   

• 2000 Census
  Thomas B. Hofeller
  Census Subcommittee

   

• Pending Suits Against Clinton
  Larry Klayman
  Judicial Watch

   

• Social Security: A System in Crisis
  Dorcas Hardy
  Work Recovery, Inc.

   

• National Right to Work Act
  Mark Mix
  National Right to Work Committee

   

• The Politics of Social Security
  Mark Sanford
  House of Representatives (SC-01)

   

• Illegal Pornography on the Internet
  Monique Nelson
  Enough Is Enough

   

• Paycheck Protection Initiative
  Grover Norquist
  Americans for Tax Reform

   

• Why Sovereignty Issues Are Important to Families
  Carmen Pate
  Concerned Women for America

   

• Abstinence Funding in Welfare Reform
  Kathleen Sullivan
  Project Reality

   

• Compassionate Care for the Dying
  John Willke
  Life Issues Institute, Inc.

   

Gary Aldrich, Arthur D. Ally, Kris Ardizzone, Richard K. Armey, Edward G. Atsinger III, Theodore Baehr, Mariam Bell, Morton (and Helen R.) Blackwell, Michael Blocker, Earle A. Bronson, Pam Burress, Sandra Butler, Kenneth W. Campbell, Charles S. Carriker, John W. Chalfant, James N. Clymer, Guy M. Condon, Robert L. Cone, Darden Coors*, Holland H. Coors, Jeffrey H. Coors, William L. Creedon, T. Kenneth Cribb Jr., James C. Czirr.

Brad Dacus, Beverly Danielson, Diana D. Denman, Richard B. Dingman, James Dobson, John Doolittle, Ann Drexel, Greg Drexel, Daniel Duggan*, Charles H. Dunlap III, Kathy Dupuy*, Thomas F. Ellis, Ron Ensminger, Kristy Epperson*, Stuart Epperson Jr.*, Stuart W. Epperson, Joseph Farrah, Michael P. (and Vickie) Farris, Edwin J. Feulner Jr., Peter Foy, Kevin Freeman, Foster S. Friess, Kevin (and Anne) Gentry.

Edith D. Hakola, Thor Halvorssen*, Colin A. Hanna, Nancy H. Hansen, Sara DiVito Hardman, Benjamin Hart, Seamus Hasson, Richard Hendrix, Donna Hearne, Harry Helton, Carl Herbster, Matthew Herbster*, Don Hodel, Mary Reilly Hunt, Reed Irvine, Lorena Morrill Jaeb, Louis "Woody" (and Diane) Jenkins, Margaret Jenkins*, David Keene, Richard Kimble, Cliff Kincaid, Dora Kingsley, Larry Klayman.

Beverly LaHaye, Lee LaHaye, Tim LaHaye, David Lane, Reed E. Larson, Jerry Ledzinski, Tim LeFever, Andrew Lester, Mark Levin, J. Keet Lewis, Jay Lifschultz*, David Linton*, Chris Long, Scott Maclellan, Laurel Ann MacLeod*, Marlin Maddoux, Marion "Mac" Magruder Jr., Shannon Magruder*, Carolyn Malenick, Pat Matrisciana, Bob McClellan, Jim McCotter, Liz McCotter*, Shannon McCotter*, Ken McKim*, Edwin Meese III, F. Andy Messing Jr., Eugene Meyer, James C. (and Demaris H.) Miller III, Chuck Missler, Mark Mix, Stanley Monteith, Mark Montini*, Pat Mooney*, Sam Moore, Thomas S. Moorman, Duane Motley, Rob Muskett*.

Richard B. (and Christi) Neill, Patrick J. Nolan, Grover Norquist, Phillip V. Olsen, William J. Olson, Merrill Oster, Eric Owens*, J.A. "Jay" Parker, Colleen G. Parros, Carmen Pate, Patrice J. Peterson*, Brad Phillips*, Howard Phillips, Thomas L. Phillips, Larry Pratt, Paul (and Nancy Avery) Pressler, Paul Pressler IV, Penny Pullen, Ron Robinson (and Michelle Easton), Gregory D. Rohrbough*, Ron Rosenberger*.

Mark Sanford, Terry Scanlon, Rick Scarborough, Frederic "Rick" Schatz, Blaine Scheideman, Phyllis Schlafly, John Scribante, Dal (and Barbara) Shealy, Abe Siemens, John K. Singlaub, Mark Skousen, Rich Shipe*, Eunie Smith, LaNeil Wright Spivy, Ted Squires, Darla St. Martin, Steve Stockman, John A . Stormer, JoAnn Strickler*, Kathleen Sullivan, Gaylord K. Swim.

James E. Taylor, Timothy Teepell*, Kristine Thompson*, Herbert W. Titus, Timothy E. (and Rachelle) Twardowski, George Uribe II*, J. Corbin Van Arsdale*, Balint (and Barbara) Vazsonyi, Richard A. Viguerie, Gray Wakefield, Phyllis Weaver, Judi Westberg-Warren, Diana Weyrich, Marie Wheat*, Don (and Lynda) Wildmon, Alvin Williams, John (and Barbara) Willke, Chris Wilson*, George Witwer, Jim (and Lenora) Woodall, Jared R. Woodfill*, Maria Zentara*.

* Youth Council member
Parentheses indicates attending spouse

• Walt Barbee — Founder and now president emeritus, the Family Foundation; delegate, Commonwealth of Virginia, 1996 Republican National Convention. Mason Neck, VA. Spouse — Margaret. Sponsored by Morton Blackwell.

   

• Hans Peter Boyce — North coast regional director of advancement, Prison Fellowship Ministries; former vice-president of operations, Foundation of American Christian Education; University of Bridgeport, CT. Washington, DC. Spouse — Andrea. Sponsored by Thomas Moorman.

   

• Jennifer Bragg — Director of community relations, Sunrise Assisted Living; active in College Republicans, student government and community volunteer work; B.A., John Brown University, Siloam Springs, AR. Annapolis, MD. Sponsored by Chris Tyrrell.

   

• Brian Jay Burt — Student, Harvard Law School; president, HLS Society for Law, Life & Religion; organizer, Family 2000 Conference; managing editor, Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy; founder, Defense of Marriage Alliance; member, Federalist Society. Cambridge, MA. Sponsored by Jonathan Roberts.

   

• G. Earl "Virginia" Carson — Former national president, Pro America, Daughters of the American Revolution, and the National Society of Colonial Dames of America. Los Angeles, CA. Sponsored by Martha Mullin and Peggy Cies.

   

• Trevor Cazemier — Legislative assistant to Canadian Parliament member Rob Anders; member, Reform Party of Canada; member, Progressive Conservative Party; former president, Forerunners; awarded first place, Sir Winston Churchill Debate Society, 1994. Ottawa, ON. Sponsored by Mark Montini.

   

• Stephen Clouse — Founder and president, Stephen Clouse & Associates, Inc., a video-fundraising firm; past recipient, Telly Award and Addy Award. Marshfield, WI. Spouse — Ellen. Sponsored by Morton Blackwell.

   

• Lori Cole — Collegians coordinator, Eagle Forum. Washington, D.C. Sponsored by Phyllis Schlafly.

   

• Christina Coors — Development officer, Susan B. Anthony List Foundation; daughter of Jeff and Lis Coors. Washington, D.C. Sponsored by Jeff Coors.

   

• Robert Cummins — President and founder, Fargo Electronics, Inc; founder and president, Freedom Club; supporter, Salvation Army, World Relief, Opportunity International, Young America's Foundation, Center of the American Experiment, and Minnesota Family Council. Eden Prairie, MN. Sponsored by Carolyn Malenick and Robert Cone.

   

• Todd Dexter — Vice-president, Killion, McCabe and Associates. Dallas, TX. Sponsored by Tom McCabe.

   

• Peter Dingeldey — Program manager, CACI, Inc.; former vice president, Search Advisors International Corp.; retired captain, U.S. Navy Reserve. Falls Church, VA. Sponsored by William Creedon and Preston Hawkins.

   

• Rebecca Eddy — Public relations, Judicial Watch; former employee, Huston Foundation; member, Elijah Gate Christian Center. Washington, D.C. Sponsored by Larry Klayman.

   

• Scott Fehrenbacher — President, Institute for American Values Investing. Redmond, WA. Spouse — Joan. Sponsored by Arthur Ally.

   

• J. Herbert Fisher Jr. — President and CEO, Fisher Management Company; president and CEO, Friendship Foundation, Inc.; board member, Encounter Ministries and Value Retail; president, St. Armands Towers Association. Lancaster, PA. Sponsored by Jim Dobson.

   

• Lee Fletcher — Chief of staff Congressman John Cooksey (LA-05); founder and president, the Fletcher Group; former district manager and agriculture specialist for Congressman Jim McCrery; former political appointee, White House liaison office for Secretary of Agriculture under President Bush; B.S., Louisiana Tech University. Washington, DC. Sponsored by Mark Montini.

   

• John Flores — Senior counsel, National Law Center for Children and Families; member, National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families. Fairfax, VA. Sponsored by Mariam Bell.

   

• Davis W. Ford — President, HOT LLC; delegate, Texas Republican Conventions (1988-1998); member, Resolutions Committee State/County Republican Conventions. Amarillo, TX. Sponsored by Steve Stockman.

   

• Mark Gillen — Executive director, Paragon Project; executive director, Refugee Outreach, Inc.; member, World Affairs Council, Pennsylvania Economy League and Local Government Council; certified teacher. Elverson, PA. Spouse — Kim. Sponsored by Robert Cone and Carolyn Malenick.

   

• Steve Goss — Founder, Arizona Parents for Traditional Education; precinct committeeman, Republican Party; school board vice president, First Southern Christian School. Tucson, AZ. Sponsored by Martin Angell.

   

• Darin Hassig — Launching his own management consulting and professional speaking business; member, Scottsdale Baptist Church; graduate, Arizona State University. Sponsored by Somers White.

   

• Mark Herbster — Sales representative, Vess Lighting Co.; son of Carl Herbster. Independence, MO. Spouse — Amy. Sponsored by Carl Herbster and Robert Cone.

   

• Michael Herbster — Field representative, the Wilds at the Rockies; son of Carl Herbster. Blue Springs, MO. Spouse — Amy. Sponsored by Carl Herbster and Robert Cone.

   

• James G. Hogg — President and founder, Whittlesey & Associates, Inc.; past member, Human Resources Planning Society, Strategic Leadership Forum, Employment Management Association, and American Marketing Association. West Chester, PA. Sponsored by John Hanna and Faith Whittlesey.

   

• Erik Hower — Executive director, Conservative Leadership PAC. Arlington, VA. Sponsored by Mark Montini.

   

• Donna Rice Hughes — Communications director, Enough Is Enough. Fairfax, VA. Spouse — Jack. Sponsored by Judi Westberg-Warren.

   

• Ralph W. Hughes — Chairman, Florida Engineered Construction Products Corporation, Tampa, FL; active in local and state politics. Sponsored by Lorena Jaeb.

   

• Wilhelm Keller — CEO, Mixpec Systems; Swiss-American businessman who wants to become more involved in conservative pohtics. Sponsored by Joseph Farah.

   

• Eric Knox — President and CEO, American Target Resources, LLC; director, Majority Fund, Republican National Committee; former projects coordinator, Senator Paul Coverdell; former acting associate director of political affairs, White House office of political affairs; board of directors, Clemson University Washington-Baltimore Area Alumni Association; B.A., Clemson University, SC. Manassas, VA. Sponsored by Richard Viguerie.

   

• Jim Leininger — Founder and chairman of the board, Kinetic Concepts, Inc.; founder, Medical Assistance League of Miami, FL; founder, Texas Public Policy Foundation and Children's Educational Opportunity Foundation; member, Economic Development Foundation; founder, HomeCourt America. San Antonio, TX. Spouse — Cecelia. Sponsored by Robert Cone and Carolyn Malenick.

   

• Tracy Leininger — Student; daughter of Jim Leininger. San Antonio, TX. Sponsored by Robert Cone.

   

• Richard Lester — Retired physician; former chairman of radiology, Medical College of Virginia, Duke University, and University of Texas Health & Sciences Center; former president, Meharry Medical College; contributes to numerous conservative organizations. Norfolk, VA. Spouse — Louise. Sponsored by Andy Lester.

   

• Michael Lofrano — President, DM1 USA; member, board of directors, DM1 USA. Roseburg, OR. Sponsored by Joe Farah.

   

• Marguerite "Peg" Luksik — Chairman, National Parents Commission; founder and chairman, MOM's House; co-author, Outcome Based Education: The State's Assault on Our Children's Values. Johnstown, PA. Sponsored by James Clymer and Howard Phillips.

   

• Scott Malfitano — Community relations team, Friess Associates; general manager and director of marketing for a Delaware company that worked to incorporate more than 100,000 new companies in just 12 months; managed a specialty products company that traded in all fifty states and eight countries; co-chair, Gramm for President in Delaware; former personal assistant to former Governor Pete du Pont; former member, vice-presidential candidate Dan Quayle's 1988 advance team. Greenville, DE. Sponsored by Foster Friess.

   

• Sheila Maloney — Executive director, Eagle Forum. Washington, DC. Sponsored by Phyllis Schiafly.

   

• Mark Masters — CEO, DM1; former editor and founder, New Dimensions magazine. Grants Pass, OR. Sponsored by Joseph Farah.

   

• Steve Melchior — Attorney in practice; worked closely with Judge Roy Moore in recent controversy over displaying the Ten Commandments in his courtroom. Cheyenne, WY. Sponsored by Paul Pressler.

   

• William G. Mills — President of several companies in Lafayette, Louisiana; involved in commercial real estate, oil, and gas investments; finance chairman, Louisiana Republican Party; co-creator, New Life Foundation, Acadiana Crisis Pregnancy Center, and Citizens for Quality Life; former member, Louisiana Energy PAC; former board member, Louisiana Independent Oil and Gas Association. Lafayette, LA. Spouse - Sandra. Sponsored by Woody Jenkins.

   

• John Min — candidate for GOP congressional nomination; managing partner, Olympia Group; former development director, Washington State Republican Party; agency owner, Allstate Insurance; delegate, 1995 UN World Youth Leaders Conference where he advocated democratic principles. Seattle, WA. Spouse — Esther. Sponsored by David J. Linton.

   

• Alex X. Mooney — Candidate, Maryland State Senate; former vice president, CNP Action, Inc.; member, Knights of Columbus; former staffer, Rep. Roscoe Bartlett. Frederick, MD. Sponsored by Morton Blackwell and Gary Aldrich.

   

• David C. Nott — President, Institute for Human Studies; president, Center for Market Processes. Fairfax, VA. Spouse — Carola. Sponsored by Kevin Gentry.

   

• Bill Parker — President, Christian Community Network. Philomont, VA. Sponsored by Timmy Teepell.

   

• Susan Pezzi — Private medical practitioner. Huntington Valley, PA. Spouse — Pio. Sponsored by John Stormer.

   

• Jayne Plank — President, Jayne H. Plank and Associates and Jayne H. Plank Real Estate; board member, Montgomery County Republican Club; former director of intergovernmental affairs, Department of State, 1982-1987; former mayor, Kensington, Maryland; former president, Maryland Municipal League; former president, Maryland Association of Elected Women; B.A., George Washington University. Kensington, MD. Sponsored by Holly Coors.

   

• Ed Priddy — COO and CFO, Richardson Labs; B.A., University of Colorado. Meridian, Idaho. Sponsored by Paul Pressler.

   

• Eric Putman — Senior development officer, Leadership Institute; member, National Society of Fundraising Executives and Planned Giving Study Group of Washington, DC; former member, Alexandria Republican City Committee; former delegate, Virginia GOP state convention, 1996; B.S., Purdue University. Arlington, VA. Spouse — Cara. Sponsored by Mark Montini and Morton Blackwell.

   

• Ken Raasch — President and CEO, Media Arts Group, Inc., a $75 million a year business which distributes the artwork of Thomas Kincaid and others; committed Christian and conservative leader; former president, First Med Corp Inc.; former president, Trustec Financial Group; B.A., CalPoly, CA. San Jose, CA. Sponsored by Woody Jenkins.

   

• Richard Rahn — President and CEO, Novecon Ltd.; policy chairman, Business Leadership Council; former vice president and chief economist, U.S. Chamber of Commerce; former executive vice president and member of the board, National Chamber Foundation; former editor- in-chief Journal of Economic Growth; former executive director, American Council for Capital Formation; Ph.D., Columbia University; M.B.A., Florida State University; B.A., University of South Florida. Washington, D.C. Sponsored by Beverly Danielson.

   

• Sam Rashid — President, Holtec Corporation; national vice chairman, NFIB Leadership Trust. Brandon, FL. Spouse — Geri. Sponsored by Lorena Jaeb and Ann Drexel.

   

• Ron Ray — Publisher, Institute of Media Education; former assistant secretary of defense under Secretary Weinberger. Arlington, VA. Spouse — Eunice. Sponsored by Ted Baehr.

   

• Rod Robinson — President, Waltco Truck Equipment Co.; board member, Hy-Production, Inc. and National Truck Equipment Association; member, NE Ohio Roundtable, Eagle Forum. Tallmadge, OH. Spouse — Linda. Sponsored by Barbara Monteith.

   

• Frank M. Sands — President, Sands Capital Management, Inc.; former chief investment officer, the Capital Management Group; former member, board of directors, Arlington Community Foundation, Arlington Hospital Foundation, Inc., the Bank of Northern Virginia, and the National Association of Petroleum Investment Analysts; M.B.A., Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administration; B.A., Dickinson College. Arlington, VA. Spouse— Marjorie. Sponsored by Beverly Danielson.

   

• Mary Beth Schermerhorn — Finance and marketing for Homestead Village, Security Capital Group. Atlanta, GA. Sponsored by Mark Montini.

   

• Douglas Scott — President, Life Decisions International, Washington, D.C; challenged the agenda of Planned Parenthood; former associate director, Life Advocacy Alliance; former vice-president for public policy, Christian Action Council; executive director, Arizona Right to Life; executive director, Human Life; currently serves on the board of directors of American Collegians for Life; author of several books supporting the pro-life cause; gained political asylum for a Chinese family threatened with forced abortion. Sponsored by Chris Tyrell.

   

• Lester Searer — Owner and manager, mobile home park; retired from Union Carbide Corp.; member, executive committee, Constitutional Party of Pennsylvania; chairman, Luksik Action (campaign committee); volunteer, Buchanan for President, 1992 and 1996. York, PA. Spouse – Janice. Sponsored by James Clymer and Howard Phillips.

   

• Scott Peter Siems — National collegiate director, Students for America; director, Purdue Students For America's Campus Enterprise Zone; president, Purdue Bible Fellowship; alumni representative, Congressional Youth Leadership Council. West Lafayette, IN. Sponsored by Jonathan Roberts and Ed Noble.

   

• Scott Southworth — Research assistant, Wisconsin State Assembly (Rep. Sheryl Albers); member, American Legion, National Rifle Association, Big Brothers, and United Way; named most influential person, UW-Madison Campus (1996). New Lisbon, WI. Sponsored by Jonathan Roberts.

   

• John T. Stirrup — Manager of government affairs, KPMG Peat Marwick; administrator, KPMG PAC; former administrative assistant, Congressman Thomas Coburn (OK-02); former director of congressional relations, Department of Commerce; former congressional liaison officer, Department of Housing and Urban Development. Spouse — Heidi. Sponsored by Don Hodel.

   

• Andrew Strachan — Senior pastor, First Baptist Church of Cannel Valley; former pastor, Grace Bible Church (Louisiana); doctorate, Golden Gate Seminary, California; M.Div., Western Conservative Baptist Seminary, Oregon; B.A., Southeastern Bible College, Alabama. Carmel, CA. Spouse — Jennifer. Sponsored by Kevin Freeman and Jerry Ledzinski.

   

• Helen Rhea Stumbo — Owner, Carmellia & Main; chairman of the board, Enough Is Enough, a national group which promotes moral values; strong pro-family conservative; husband ran for office on pro-family platform. Spouse — Mayor John Stumbo. Sponsored by Judi Westberg- Warren and Ted Baehr.

   

• Aubrey Thoede CEO, Dirt Free Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning, Inc.; delegate, Texas Senatorial District 7, 1998. Houston, TX. Sponsored by Steve Stockman.

   

• Trace Thuriby — Weapons system program manager, United States Air Force; conducts prison and youth ministry; B.S., U.S. Air Force Academy; M.B.A., Katz Graduate School of Business;. Bedford, MA. Spouse — Kristin. Sponsored by Jerome Ledzinski.

   

• Lisa Van Riper - Executive director, Putting Families First Foundation. Greenville, SC. Sponsored by Morton Blackwell.

   

• Ken Weary — Director of operations, the Leadership Institute; former area director, College Republicans, 1995); B.S. and student senator, South West Texas State University. Arlington, VA. Sponsored by Mark Montini and Morton Blackwell.

   

• Dean Webb — Assistant to the president, Christian Financial Concepts; commander, U.S. Navy (Ret.); delegate, National Republican Party Convention, 1988 and 1996; graduate, U.S. Naval War College. Gainesville, GA. Spouse - Shelby. Sponsored by Larry Burkett.

   

• Shyla Bae Welch — Communication coordinator, Enough Is Enough; M.S., Regent University. Fairfax, VA. Sponsored by Judi Westberg-Warren.

   

• Francie Whittenburg — Self-employed; member, Republican National Committee's Presidential Task Force; former first lady, City of Amarillo. Amarillo, TX. Sponsored by Steve Stockman.

   

• Brent Winters — Republican nominee, Illinois 19th Congressional District. Charleston, IL. Spouse — Susy. Sponsored by Phyllis Schlafly.

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