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A Political History of Kevin Mannix: a Mix of Politics and Business and One Major Patron A Political History of Kevin Mannix: A Mix of Politics and Business and One Major Patron WeJustice Care for Oregon All II PAC FreedomWorks Foundation Parks Foundations Civil & Mannix Law Loren Parks Criminal Justice Firm Foundations Republican Party Justice for All II PAC Mannix Janice Thompson Candidate October 2009 PAC P.O. Box 2723 Portland, OR 97208-2723 503/283-1922 503/283-1877 (fax) www.commoncause.org/oregon TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 Introduction 2 Section 1 – Overview of Mannix Campaigns 1994 through 2008 2 First Candidate Campaigns and 1994 “Tough on Crime” and “Anti Obscenity” Measures 3 1996 Attorney General Attempt as Democrat, Another “Anti Obscenity” Attempt and “Tough on Crime” Measure 40 Overturned in Armatta 3 1998 Return to Legislature as a Republican and Referred Measures 69 through 75 3 2000 and 2002 Attorney General and Gubernatorial Races 4 2003 and 2004 Special Elections – Measures 28 and 30 4 2006 and 2008 – Another Gubernatorial Loss, Defeat in Congressional Primary and Statewide in Vote on Measures 57, 61, and 62 5 Chart 1 : Mannix Statewide Candidate Campaigns – Opponents and Results Ran as Republican, Except for 1996 6 Chart 2 : Summary of Mannix Measures, Pro and Con Contributions and Vote Results 7 Grover Norquist Now Opposes Mandatory Minimum Sentencing 8 Section 2 – Fall 2009 Referenda Signature Gathering 8 Kevin Mannix, Russ Walker, and Ross Day Partnership 8 Business Support for Referenda Signature Gathering 9 Chart 3: Top 15 Contributors to Referendum Petition 301 PAC 10 Chart 4: Top 15 Contributors to Referendum Petition 302 PAC 11 Chart 5: Top 25 Contributors to Oregonians Against Job-Killing Taxes 12 Chart 6: Top 10 Contributors to Taxpayer Defense Fund 12 Section 3 – Top Donors for and Against Mannix Campaigns 13 Chart 7 : Top 25 Contributors to Mannix Statewide Candidate and Measure Campaigns, 1994 –2008 15 Chart 8 : Top 25 Contributors against Mannix Candidate and Measure Campaigns, 1994 –2008 17 Section 4 – Mixing Politics and Business 17 Common Sense for Oregon Non-Profits and Voice for the Electorate LLC 19 Oregon Anti-Crime Alliance Non-Profits and PAC 20 Oregon War Veterans Association 20 We Care Oregon, Parks Foundations and Payments to Mannix Law Firm 21 Chart 9: Side-by-Side Summary of Parks Foundation Grants to We Care Oregon Foundation and Payments by We Care Oregon Foundation to Mannix Law Firm 21 FreedomWorks Foundation, Parks Foundations and Payments to Mannix Law Firm 22 Chart 10: Side-by-Side Summary of Parks Foundation Grants to FreedomWorks Foundation and Payments by FreedomWorks Foundation to Mannix Law Firm 23 Mannix’s Civil Justice and Criminal Justice Foundations – “Boon to His Law” 24 Loren Parks and Parks Foundation Dollars to Mannix Foundations and PACs in 1990s 25 Candidate Campaign and Company Work Intertwined 26 Multiple PACs Spending Money on Services from Mannix 27 Chart 8 : Top 10 Contributors to Justice for All II (2001-2005) 27 Chart 9 : Top 20 Contributors to Justice for All II (1998-2005) 28 Chart 10 : Top 10 Contributors to Workers Compensation Progress PAC (2002-2007) 28 Chart 11 : Spending by Justice for All II and Workers Compensation Progress PAC 29 Campaign Finance Complaint – Allegation of Contributions in a False Name 30 Campaign Finance Disclosure Panel and 2005 Legislation 32 Loans and Debt but Who Gets Repaid First? 34 Loan Consolidation and Run for Congress 36 Wearing Two Hats as Chair of Oregon Republican Party 37 Mannix Candidate Vendor Gets Party Work after Forgiving Accounts Payable 37 Mannix Secretary Paid by Republican Party 37 Mannix Benefits from Republican Party Fundraising 38 Mannix Lobbying While Republican Party Chair 39 Section 5 – Mannix and Political Advertising 39 2000 Ad Invokes Kip Kinkel in Attack on Hardy Myers 40 Mannix Allies Step Away During 2002 Primary but Anti-Saxton Ad May Have Helped Mannix 41 More Parks Funded Independent Expenditures against Saxton in 2006 Primary 42 Section 6 – Kevin Mannix and Loren Parks 42 Introduced by Bob Tiernan 42 Parks Support for Mannix Statewide Candidate Campaigns 43 Single Largest One-Time Candidate Contribution 44 Parks Support for Mannix Ballot Measures 45 Mannix Measures Not Supported by Parks 45 Conflict Between Mannix Values and Parks’ “Sex Therapy Views” 48 Chart 13 : Contributions from Loren Parks and Conservative PAC in Support of Mannix Statewide Candidate Campaigns and Measures 49 Section 7 – Campaign Contributions 1994 – 2006 1994 49 “Tough on Crime” – Measures 10, 11, and 17 51 Chart 14 : Top 5 Contributors to Tough on Crime Committee (Yes on 10, 11, & 17, 1994) 51 Chart 15 : Top Contributor to the Maybe if the Politicians Didn’t Give Themselves Pay Raises Committee (Yes on 10, 11, & 17, 1994) 51 Chart 16 : Top 5 Contributors to Conservative PAC 52 Chart 17 : Top Contributors to Committee against 17 (No on 17, 1994) 52 Regulation of Child Pornography and Obscenity – Measure 19 52 Chart 18 : Top 5 Contributors to Oregon Right to Life Issues PAC (Yes on 19, 1994) 53 Chart 19 : Top 10 Contributors to No on Censorship (No on 19, 1994) 1996 53 Primary Race for Attorney General 54 Chart 20 : Contributions to Mannix for Attorney General (1996 Primary) 54 Chart 21 : Contributions to Hardy Myers for Attorney General (1996 Primary) 54 Obscenity Regulation – Second Attempt – Measure 31 55 Chart 22 : Top 10 Contributors to Safe Neighborhoods PAC (Yes on 31, 1996) 55 Chart 23 : Top 10 Contributors to 1996 No Censorship PAC (No on 31, 1996) 55 More “Tough on Crime” – Measure 40 57 Chart 24 : Top 10 Contributors to Justice for All chief Petitioner PAC for Initiative 62 – Became Measure 40, 1996) 56 Chart 25 : Top 5 Contributors to Justice for All (Yes on 40, 1996 General Election) 57 Chart 26 : Top Contributor to Only the Lawyers and Politicians Will Vote Against This One (Yes on 40, 1996) 57 Chart 27 : Contributors to Oregonians Fed up with Crime (Yes on 40, 1996) 57 Chart 28 : Top 10 Contributors to Committee for Oregonians Rights (No on 40, 1996) 1998 58 Still More “Tough on Crime” 58 Chart 29 : Contributors to Justice for All Chief Petitioner PAC for Initiative 53 – Became Measure 61, 1998 1999 Special Election 59 “Sons of 40” Legislative Referrals 60 Chart 30 : Top Contributor to This is About Crime Victims Not Greedy Defense Lawyers (Yes on Measures 69-75, 1999) 60 Chart 31 : Top 5 Contributors to Yes on 69-75 to Reduce Crime (1999) 60 Chart 32 : Contributors to the Victims Rights Committee (Yes on Measures 69-75, 1999) 60 Chart 33 : Top 5 Contributors to the Justice for All II Committee (Yes on Measures 69-75, 1999) 61 Chart 34 : Top Contributors to Oregon Family Council Committee (Yes on Measures 69-75, 1999) 61 Chart 35 : Top 10 Contributors to Crime Victims for Justice (No on 69-75, 1999) 2000 61 Running for Attorney General as a Republican 62 Chart 36 : Top 10 Contributors to Citizens for Mannix (Primary and General, 2000) 62 Chart 37 : Top Contributors to Justice for All II (2000) 63 Chart 38 : Top 10 Contributors to Elect Hardy Myers Attorney General (Primary and General, 2000) 2002 63 Gubernatorial Attempt 64 Chart 39 : Top 10 Contributors to Mannix for Oregon (Primary and General, 2002) 65 Chart 40 : Top 10 Contributors to Kulongoski for Governor (Primary and General, 2002) 2003 Special Election 65 Measure 28 65 Chart 41 : Top 5 Contributors to Oregon Republican Party (No on 28, 2003) 66 Chart 42 : Contributors to Citizens for a Sound Economy PAC (No on 28, 2003) 66 Chart 43 : Contributors to Taxpayers Association of Oregon PACs (No on 28, 2003) 66 Chart 44 : Top 10 Contributors to Yes on 28, 2003 2004 Special Election 66 Measure 30 67 Chart 45 : Top 10 Contributors to Taxpayer Defense Fund PAC for Referendum 401 – Became Measure 30, February 2004 68 Chart 46: Top 10 Contributors to Taxpayers Defense Fund (No on 30, 2004) 68 Chart 47 : Top 10 Contributors to Oregon Citizens for a Sound Economy (No on 30, 2003) 69 Chart 48 : Top 10 Contributors to Our Oregon (Yes on 30, 2004) 2006 69 Gubernatorial Primary 69 Chart 49 : Top 10 Contributors to Citizens for Mannix (Primary, 2006) 70 Chart 50 : Top Contributor to Neil Goldschmidt’s Real Good Friend Ron Saxton 70 Chart 51 : Top 10 Contributors to Friends of Ron Saxton (Primary 2006) 71 Chart 52 : Top 10 Contributors to Friends of Jason Atkinson (Primary, 2006) 71 Post-2006 Primary Contributions 71 Chart 53 : Top 10 Contributors to Mannix September Supplemental Reports (2001-2006) 72 Chart 54 : Top 10 Contributors to Mannix after 2006 September Report as Filed on ORESTAR through August 30, 2008 2008 72 Signature Gathering 73 Chart 55 : Contributors to Initiative 40 Committee, Oregonians for Safe Neighborhoods - Became Measure 61 73 Chart 56 : Contributors to Initiative 41 Committee, Crimefighters PAC – Became Measure 62 74 Chart 57: Contributors to Hold Criminals Accountable PAC 74 Chart 58 : Top 10 Contributors to Initiatives 51, 53, 54, 131, 132, and 134 – Did Not Qualify or Were Not Submitted for the Ballot 75 Chart 59: Contributors to Initiative 19 committee, English Immersion PAC- Became Measure 58, 2008 75 Chart 60: Contributors to Initiative 3 committee, Stop Double Tax PAC- Became Measure 59, 2008 75 Chart 61: Contributors to Initiative 20 committee, Preserve Our Best Teachers PAC- Became Measure 60, 2008 75 Chart 62: Contributors to Initiative 21 committee, Fairness in Home Improvement PAC- Became Measure 63, 2008 76 Chart 63: Contributors to Initiative 25 committee, Bans Public Money for Politics PAC- Became Measure 64, 2008 76 November 2008 Campaign 77 Chart 64: 2008 Ballot Measures –Total Fundraising and Top Donors Measures 57, 61 and 62 78 Chart 65: 2008 Ballot Measures –Total Fundraising and Top Donors to Measures 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, and 64 A Political History of Kevin Mannix A Mix of Politics and Business and One Major Patron Introduction Kevin Mannix has been active in Oregon policy development as a legislator since 1988 and through use of the ballot measure process since 1994.
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