LittleSis: Wendy Lee Gramm

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Board Memberships

Texas Public Policy Foundation Conservative Policy think tank, publishes "Veritas"

• Chairman of the Board

Enron Corp

• Director ('93→'01)*

Positions

Mercatus Center Koch-powered deregulatory think tank.

• Distinguished Senior Scholar

Texas A&M University

• Associate Professor ('69→'77)*

Government Positions

Commodity Futures Trading Commission Independent US government agency for regulating derivatives trading

• Chairman ('88→'93)

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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John McCain US Senator and Representative from Arizona

• 13 contributions · 41,700 USD ('06→Sep 30 '15)

Dan Sullivan US Senator; Former Alaska Natural Resources Commissioner

• 1 contribution · 35,500 USD (Sep 21 '20)

National Republican Senatorial Committee Campaign committee for Republican U.S. Senate candidates

• 1 contribution · 35,500 USD (Sep 21 '20)

Republican National Committee U.S. political committee that leads the Republican Party of the U.S., a/k/a The Grand Ol' Party/GOP

• 1 contribution · 26,200 USD ('08)

Christopher L Jacobs US Representative from New York

• 1 contribution · 25,000 USD (Nov 7 '19)

National Republican Congressional Committee

• 1 contribution · 25,000 USD (Nov 7 '19)

WinRed Republican Party (GOP) fundraising platform endorsed by the Republican National Committee

• 5 contributions · 22,800 USD (Apr 3 '20→Mar 24 '21)

Rob Portman US Senator from Ohio (2011-present); former US Representative (1993-2007); former dir. OMB

• 5 contributions · 13,200 USD ('10→Mar 25 '15)

Will Hurd US Representative from Texas (2015-2021)

• 4 contributions · 10,700 USD (Jul 28 '14→Jun 25 '18)

Marco Rubio US Senator from Florida; (2011-present); 2016 GOP Presidential candidate

• 8 contributions · 10,500 USD ('10→Jul 18 '16)

Family

Phil Gramm US Representative and Senator from Texas

• husband ('70→?)

Schools

Northwestern University

• PhD, Economics (?→'71)

Wellesley College Prestigious Women's Liberal Arts College in Massachusetts

• BA, Economics (?→'66)

Types	Person, Academic
Gender	Female
Birthday	1945

Wendy Lee Gramm

Called "the Margaret Thatcher of financial regulation" by the Wall Street Journal (Nov. 12, 1999 editorial),