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Kevin McCarthy

Former House Speaker, US Representative from California (2007-present)

US Representative from California's 23rd district (originally numbered as 22nd). Majority Whip (Aug. 2014-Jan 2019) and Minority Whip (Jan 2019-present). Earlier life: Born in Bakersfield, CA, January 26, 1965; attended Bakersfield College, 1984-1985; B.S., California State University, Bakersfield 1989; M.B.A., California State University, Bakersfield, Calif., 1994; staff, United States Representative William Thomas of California, member of the California state assembly, 2002-2007, minority leader, 2004-2006;

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Leadership & Staff

Danielle Burr Coalitions Director, Rep. Kevin McCarthy | former Principal, Navigators Global

• Coalitions Director (Jun 1 '14→?)

Tim Berry Chief of Staff, House Republican Whip; fomer VP, global public policy - Time Warner

• Chief of Staff ('10→?)

Dan Meyer Duberstein Group lobbyist; liaison to the House for Bush II; former Gingrich chief of staff

• Chief of Staff (Jun '19→?)

Pete Meachum Cronos Group, Center Forward

• Position

Brian Jack White House Director of Political Affairs

• Position

Barrett Karr former majority staff director of the House Education and Workforce Committee

• Chief of Staff (?→Jun '19)

Neil Bradley Executive VP and Chief Policy Officer US Chamber of Commerce

• deputy chief of staff (past)

Matthew L Lira Special Assistant to President Trump for Innovation Policy and Initiatives

• Digital aide (past)

Stephen Pinkos Lobbyist and former Policy Director and General Counsel to House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy

• Policy Director and General Counsel ('11→'13)

Positions

Meg Whitman for Governor Exploratory Committee Exploratory committee for Meg Whitman's bid for Governor of California

• Co-chair (Feb 9 '09→?)

Government Positions

Elections Subcommittee

• Ranking Member

Donors

Kindred Healthcare Inc. PAC

• Donation/Grant · 10,000 USD ('17→'18)

United Airlines Political Action Committee

• Donation/Grant · 9,000 USD ('19→'20)

Grocery Manufacturers Association Political Action Committee ('Gma PAC')

• Donation/Grant · 6,000 USD ('15→'16)

Takeda Pharmaceuticals America PAC

• Donation/Grant · 5,000 USD ('19→'20)

American Staffing Association Staffing PAC American Staffing Association Political Action Committee

• Donation/Grant · 2,500 USD ('16)

Trinet Group Political Action Committee

• Donation/Grant · 2,500 USD

Sodexo PAC

• Donation/Grant · 1,000 USD ('19→'20)

Take Back The House 2022 Funding more than 50 House Republicans

• biggest beneficiary ('21)

Kevin McCarthy for Congress

• Principal Campaign Committee

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

California Republican Party/V8

• 2 contributions · 1,900 USD (Oct 10 '14→Jul 8 '16)

California 2008 Gop Delegation

• 1 contribution · 900 USD ('08)

Judy Borg Biggert US Representative from Illinois

• 1 contribution · 898 USD ('10)

California Republican National Convention Delegation - 2004

• 1 contribution · 770 USD ('04)

Ben Brink

• 1 contribution · 500 USD ('96)

1996 Calif Repub Natl Convntn Deleg Fund

• 1 contribution · 450 USD (Jul 17 '96)

Campaign Donors

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Leonard Blavatnik Russian-American billionaire, knighted by the the Queen of England

• 3 contributions · 600,000 USD (Sep 13 '19→Nov 23 '21)

Thomas E McInerney Bluff Point Associates

• 3 contributions · 575,000 USD (Jun 10 '19→Feb 9 '21)

August A Busch III Former Chairman of the Board of Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.

• 6 contributions · 572,200 USD (Jan 24 '20→Sep 23 '21)

Patricia Leone Former venture partner, Sequoia Capital; Homemaker, Not Employed

• 3 contributions · 526,800 USD (May 24 '21→Feb 23 '22)

Douglas Leone General Partner at Sequoia Capital

• 3 contributions · 526,800 USD (May 24 '21→Feb 23 '22)

Charles R Schwab Eponymous founder of brokerage firm

• 2 contributions · 513,000 USD (Mar 6 '19→Mar 12 '21)

Paul Singer Vulture-Fund Billionaire | General Partner at Elliott Management Corporation

• 2 contributions · 507,000 USD (Mar 29 '19→Jun 15 '20)

John A Paulson Hedge fund manager who reaped billions betting against subprime

• 2 contributions · 350,000 USD (Mar 20 '19→Mar 2 '21)

Philip Anschutz Denver-based businessman; Colorado’s richest person, est. worth >$15 billion

• 3 contributions · 350,000 USD (Jun 30 '19→Mar 22 '22)

Daniel S Loeb CEO of Third Point LLC

• 2 contributions · 290,500 USD (Mar 29 '19→Jan 25 '22)

Memberships

US House of Representatives lower house of the United States Congress

• Representative (Jan 3 '13→Jan 3 '23) [+1]

• Representative (Jan 4 '07→Jan 3 '13)

Republican Party The U.S. Republican Party

• Member

Unmanned Systems Caucus U.S. House caucus for drones & other unmanned systems

• Member

Elections Subcommittee

• Member

House Administration Committee

• Member

U.S. House Financial Services Subcommittee on Housing, Community Development and Insurance

• Member

Joint Committee on Printing

• Member

US House Armed Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations

• Member

Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Subcommittee

• Member

US House Committee on Financial Services

• Member

Family

William Wages Vortex Construction, Rep. Kevin McCarthy brother-in-law

• brother-in-law

Services & Transactions

Frank Luntz Famous conservative pollster

• Service/Transaction

Schools

California State University Bakersfield

• MBA (?→'94) [+1]

• BS (?→'89)

Miscellaneous Relationships

ARC Conference 2023 Alliance for Responsible Citizenship inaugural conference in November 2023.

• host (Oct 30 '23→Nov 1 '23)* [+1]

• host (Oct 30 '23→Nov 1 '23)

Michelle Fischbach US Representative from Minnesota (2021-present)

• endorsed by ('20→?)

Opponents of a Tax on Carbon Individuals and organizations opposing a Tax on Carbon

• includes (Jul 19 '18→?)