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Dirtiest Politicians
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John Cornyn (R–TX)107th–113th Congress
$2,159,535
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Joe Barton (R–TX)106th–113th Congress
$2,111,133
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John Boehner (R–OH)106th–113th Congress
$1,901,041
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Mitch McConnell (R–KY)106th–113th Congress
$1,811,758
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Steve Pearce (R–NM)108th–113th Congress
$1,559,591
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Jim Inhofe (R–OK)106th–113th Congress
$1,388,600
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Spotlight on Rep. Dan Boren (D-OK)
$797,309 in Dirty Energy Money since 1999
Dan Boren is the dirty energy industry’s top man among House Democrats. Boren has consistently voted against repealing subsidies for Big Oil as well as opposing federal regulation of greenhouse gases. He voted against repealing subsidies for the oil and gas industry on March 01, 2011 and for preventing the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases on April 06, 2011. He also voted against the American Clean Energy and Security Act 2009 (Waxman-Markey), which passed the House in June 2009 only to die in the Senate.
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