User:John Broughton/Individual articles

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Contents 1 Planned work 2 Misc 2.1 Promised 2.2 Weldon 2.3 Was going to be pre-election 2.4 Post-election 3 New article?

[edit] Planned work

• House of Representatives
• Other political
• Not political
• New articles

[edit] Misc

[1] - Wesley Pruden; Washington Times

[edit] Promised

• Clint Curtis - look at article as promised (request on my talk page)

[edit] Weldon

• [2] The connections just keep coming. This would seem to justify an entire article in and of itself.
• [3] - 11/27 news story with a lot more details

[edit] Was going to be pre-election

• Brian Bilbray - residency [4]

• Jon Porter - AP profile, Congrespedia, etc. Plus [5]

• Rick Renzi - long article that helps explain FEC investigations (two, not one): [6]; and [7] and [8]
  • - financial info: [9], [10], 12-19-2004 newspaper article, [insurance against NARAL, CREW,

2003, 2004, and 2005 financial disclosure forms - he sold the real estate investment company in 2003, with some profits in 2004, and sold the ranch and wine company in 2005. campaign debt as of mid-2003, campaign debt immediately after 2004 campaign, 2002 election results, 2004 FEC audit of 2002 campaign - report,

• Timothy V. Johnson - use AP profile to flesh out article (so paperclip stays in)

• Jerry Weller - [11]*Charles H. Taylor
  • Land holdings!! - [12]
  • Rebuttal to WSJ article: "Congressman demands retraction from WSJ"
  • 7th richest person in Congress, per [13] (actually, follow that link to personal page, which cites rank)

• Various - including Rep. Robin Hayes - [14] -

• Curt Weldon - [15]. Also review facts in newspaper article on FBI investigation [16] to make sure are in wikipedia article (not the FBI investigation per se, but what FBI is looking at) [17]

• Christopher Smith - AP profile - [18] (see his talk page)

[edit] Post-election

• Jim DeMint - tax problems worth a sentence or two - [19]
• USAToday: relatives: [20] - Rep CW Bill Young and daughter-in-law;

• Duncan Hunter - mine this: [21] and San Diego newspaper archive [22]

Also obit of father: [23]

• Bob Perry - Bob J. Perry strikes again. The GOP stalwart and financier of 527 groups like Swift Boat Veterans for Truth in 2004 and the Economic Freedom Fund this year has donated $2 million to a 527 group called Americans for Honesty on Issues, according to a recently filed FEC report. [24] and [25] [26]
  • FEC reports this past week show that Bob Perry has also contributed $1 million to the Free Enterprise Fund, which has begun running TV ads against Ned Lamont in Connecticut. [27]

• Harry Reid article needs more organization - moving "opinions" to Senate section (make into "political positions"; put part into "actions", part into new "Personal" section, which will include info from "early life" section.
  • Also, use TPM page: [28] to enlarge section on land sale, and make it clear that all three controversies resulted from initial articles by John Solomon, which is here [29]
  • Also, convert some external links into references, or discard if duplicate (fix a bunch of references first).

• Mark Foley pressured to run again in 2006: [30]
  • Mark Foley scandal - [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/11/AR2006101101639.html Hastert troika of

staff]

• ATF head (scumbag): [31]

• Gun politics

• Mitch McConnell - profile [32]

• Terry Nelson: [33], [34], [35]; and he's gone: [36]

• Neil Bush and Ingnite!: [37],

[38],

• [Equatorial Guinea] - [39]

[edit] New article?

• User talk:John Broughton/Democratic Deluge of 2006