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Craig Varoga〔(''The Center for Public Interity'', "Craig Varoga" )〕〔(''Independent Strategies'', "About Us" )〕 is a campaign strategist and longtime Democratic Party political operative. According to his company's website, Craig Varoga ... * is a partner at (Independent Strategies ), * is a partner at (Varoga & Associates ), * is founder of (The Patriot Majority ),〔(''NPR'', "Profile: Patriot Majority" )〕 * writes a monthly column for Campaigns & Elections magazine called "Ask the Campaign Doctor", * managed the presidential campaign for former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack, * served as national field director for General Wesley Clark's presidential campaign, * managed the Democratic National Committee's "Texas Truth Squad" campaign〔(''New York Times'', "The 2000 Campaign: the Campaign Trail" )〕 during the 2000 Bush/Gore Presidential campaign, attacking the record of Texas Governor, George W. Bush. * was campaign aide to former Congresswoman Lindy Boggs * served as press secretary to New Orleans Mayor Sidney Barthelemy * was communications director to Senator Harry Reid (currently Senate Majority Leader) during the 1990s * managed the campaign of Texas Congressman Ken Bentsen (1994) * managed the campaign of Houston Mayor Bob Lanier (1991) * managed the campaign of Houston Mayor Lee P. Brown (1997, 1999 and 2001) The list of organizations directly attributed to Craig Varoga include ... * (TheTeaPartyisOver.org )〔(''American Thinker'', "Information War: TheTeaPartyIsOver.org" )〕 * The Patriot Majority〔〔(''Federal Election Commission'', "Patriot Majority PAC" )〕〔(''CampaignMoney.com'', "Patriot Majority" )〕 Although Patriot Majority now uses a post office box as their address, previous filings used a "300 M Street, Suite 1102, Washington DC" address.〔 Public records show at least seven political organizations at the same address, involving either Craig Varoga or partner George Rakis,〔 including ... * The American Public Policy Committee〔(''CampaignMoney.com'', "American Public Policy Committee: 527 Political Organization Filing Information" ), George Rakis listed as contact person, matching address〕 (APPC) ( (2010 donations ) | (2008 donations ) ) * Patriot Majority〔 ( (2010 donations ) | (2008 donations ) ) * Citizens for Progress (now Patriot Majority West)〔(''Internal Revenue Service'', "Citizens for Progress" ), Craig Varoga listed as contact person, matching address〕 ( (2010 donations ) | (2008 donations ) ) * Oklahoma Freedom Fund (2008 donations )〔(''CampaignMoney.com'', "Oklahoma Freedom Fund: 527 Political Organization Filing Information" ), Craig Varoga listed as contact person, matching address〕 ( (2008 donations ) ) * Mid Atlantic Leadership Fund〔(''CampaignMoney.com'', "Mid Atlantic Leadership Fund: 527 Political Organization Filing Information" ), matching address〕 ( (2010 donations )) * Public Security Now〔(''Internal Revenue Service'', "Public Security Now" ), Craig Varoga listed as contact person, matching address〕 (formerly Midwest Alliance for Better Government) ( (2008 donations )) * Pioneer Majority〔(''Internal Revenue Service'', "The Pioneer Majority " ), Craig Varoga listed as contact person, matching address〕 ( (2008 donations ) ) * Bluegrass Freedom Fund〔(''CampaignMoney.com'', "Bluegrass Freedom Fund: 527 Political Organization Filing Information" ), Craig Varoga listed as contact person, matching address〕 ( (2008 donations )) The American Public Policy Committee, which developed anti-tea party ads, received all of its money in 2010 from Patriot Majority and from Citizens for Progress, which is also called Patriot Majority West. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Craig Varoga」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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