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In the matter of: GSP Consulting Corporation GSP Consulting Corp. PAC Houston Harbaugh Legislative Services Political Action Committee—. £ a ??>o John Dick °" i Charles Hammel "0 Joseph Kuklis ^ s Sean McDonald 1^ r~ =s
MURNo: oo 00 U COMPLAINT Nl
Consulting Corp. PAC, Houston Harbaugh Legislative Services Political Action
Committee, John Dick, Charles Hammel, Joseph Kuklis and Sean McDonald for direct
and serious violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act ("FECA").
Complainant
2. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington is a non-profit
organization dedicated to ensuring accountability in public officials and compliance with
federal laws.
Respondents
3. GSP Consulting Corporation ("GSP") is a lobbying firm located in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
4. GSP Consulting Corp. PAC ("GSP-PAC") is separate segregated fund of
GSP and a political committee as defined by FECA. 2 U.S.C. § 431(4). Houston
Harbaugh Legislative Services Political Action Committee ("HHLS-PAC") was a
1 political committee as defined by FECA during the period at issue in this complaint,
since having been disbanded.
5. Joseph Kuklis is an owner of GSP.
6. John Dick is an owner of GSP and Treasurer of GSP-PAC.
7. Charles Haramel is the President of Pitt Ohio, a client of GSP.
J£ 8. Sean McDonald is the CEO of Precision Technologies, a client of GSP. oo T Factual Allegations hO ™ 9. GSP was formed in 2001 by Joseph Kuklis, and John Dick, two former qr Q senior staffers of Senator Rick Santorum (R-PA). Tory Newmyer, Lobbying firm broke 0* ™ PAC rules. Roll Call, May 3,2006 (attached as Exhibit 1).
10. GSP formed GSP-PAC in 2002. GSP-PAC, FEC Form I (attached as
Exhibit 2).
11. Houston Harbaugh Legislative Services ("HHLS") was formed in 2002 as
a joint venture of GSP and the law firm Houston Harbaugh, P.C.. Patty Tascarella, GSP
Consulting buvs Houston Harbaueh's lobbying arm. Pittsburgh Business Times, August
15, 2005 (attached as Exhibit 3) and HHLS LLC filing (attached as Exhibit 4). HHLS
formed HHLS-PAC in 2004. HHLS-PAC, FEC Form 1 (attached as Exhibit 5).
12. Despite the fact that HHLS was partially owned by GSP, neither GSP-
PAC nor HHLS-PAC reported their affiliation in any FEC filing from 2004 to the
present. See Exhibits 2 and 5.
13. GSP reportedly acquired HHLS in August 2005. See Exhibit 3. The
Pennsylvania Secretary of State's Corporations Bureau has no record of this transaction.
HHLS LLC filings (attached as Exhibit 6). 14. In 2005, GSP-PAC received excessive contributions from the following
individuals:
Joseph Kuklis-$l 1,800 John Dick -$14,000 Charles Hammel - $15,000
GSP-PAC Form 3x, January 23,2006, at 6 (attached as Exhibit 7). r-v. 15. In 2005, HHLS-PAC received contributions from Joseph Kuklis in the oo J£ amount of $ 1,500 and John Dick in the amount of $ 1,500. HHLS Form 3x, August 2, hO rsi 2005, at 6-7 (attached as Exhibit 8). «qr ^ 16. For the 2006 election, HHLS-PAC has made a total of $1,500 in O ^ contributions to Santorum 2006, the candidate committee for Senator Rick Santorum. Id.
at 9.
17. For the 2006 elections, GSP-PAC has made a total of $4,000 in
contributions to Santorum 2006. GSP-PAC Form 3x, July 29,2005, at 10 (attached as
Exhibit 9), GSP-PAC Form 3x, April 12,2004, at 12 (attached as Exhibit 10), and GSP-
PAC Form 3x, July 14,2003, at 10 (attached as Exhibit 11).
18. The contributions of GSP-PAC and HHLS-PAC to Santorum 2006 total
$5,600. Two of GSP-PAC's contributions totaling $2,100 were designated for the
general election. Id. All other contributions made by GSP-PAC and HHLS-PAC apply
to the primary election, either by designation or because the primary was the next
election Sen. Santorum faced. See Exhibits 9-11. By designating the contributions in
this manner, the affiliated committees did not violate the combined contribution limit. 2
U.S.C. § 441a(a)(l)(C) and 11 C.F.R. § 110.1(d). 19. GSP provided lobbying services for Precision Technologies, Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce, and YMCA of Pittsburgh in 2004. See 2004 GSP
Lobbying Reports for Precision Technologies, Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of
Commerce, and YMCA of Pittsburgh (attached as Exhibit 12). The following
contributions were earmarked to federal candidates through GSP-PAC in 2004:
» Sean McDonald, CEO of Precision Technologies - $2,250 ($2000 to 00 Santorum 2006 and $250 to Rep. Mike Doyle) JiJ Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce - $700 (Rep. Murphy) m James Cimino, Director of Technology, YMCA of Pittsburgh - $250 (Rep. rsi Murphy)
August 4,2004, but listed his occupation as "self employed," rather than CEO of
Precision Technologies in the disclosure report. Santorum 2006 FEC Form 3, October 15,2004, at 91 (attached as Exhibit 14).
21. Although GSP reportedly acquired HHLS in August 2005, GSP
maintained both GSP-PAC and HHLS-PAC without notifying the Commission of the
acquisition or the affiliation between the two political committees. See Exhibit 3.
22. On August 12,2005, HHLS-PAC made a $ 100 contribution to GSP-PAC. HHLS-PAC Form 3x, March 2,2006, at 6 (attached as Exhibit 15). It is unknown whether the contribution was made prior to GSP's acquisition of HHLS because the acquisition has never been filed with the Pennsylvania Department of State's Corporation
Bureau, as required by state law. Sec Exhibits 4,6 and 15.
23. HHLS-PAC filed late year-end reporting for 2005 and gave the FEC
notice of termination on March 2,2006. Exhibit 15 at 1. COUNTI
24. In 2005, the maximum legal contribution from an individual to a federally
registered political committee like GSP-PAC was $5,000. 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a)(l)(C); 11
C.F.R. § 110.1(d). A contribution to a political committee that exceeds $5,000
°* constitutes an illegal contribution. See 2 U.S.C. § 441 a(f). OQ ^ 25. In 2005, Charles Hammel contributed $15,000 to GSP-PAC. This Nl
proscribed in FECA. See Exhibit 7.
27. In 2005, John Dick contributed $14,000 to GSP-PAC. This $9,000
excessive contribution violated 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a)(lXC); 11 C.F.R. § 110.1(d). 28. Because GSP-PAC accepted $14,000 from John Dick, it accepted a $9,000
excessive contribution in violation of 2 U.S.C. § 441 a(f), which prohibits political committees from accepting contributions from individuals over the limits proscribed in FECA. See Exhibit 7.
29. In 2005, Joseph Kuklis contributed $11,800 to GSP-PAC. This $6,800
excessive contribution violated 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a)(lXC); 11 C.F.R. § 110.1(d).
30. Because GSP-PAC accepted $11,800 from John Dick, it accepted a $6,800
excessive contribution in violation of 2 U.S.C. § 441a(f), which prohibits political committees from accepting contributions from individuals over the limits proscribed in
FECA. See Exhibit 7. COUNT II
31. Political committees that are separate segregated funds of corporate
entities may only solicit contributions from stockholders, executives of the corporation,
® the families of stockholders, and the families of corporate executives (the corporation's CP *j "restricted class**). See 11 C.F.R. § 114.S(g)(l). Soliciting outside of the restricted class KI
member of any GSP stockholder or executive of GSP. He was, therefore, not a member of GSP's restricted class. See 11 C.F.R. § 114.S(g)(l).
33. To the extent that Charles Hammers $ 15,000 contribution was solicited
by GSP-PAC, this would violate the prohibition on solicitations outside of a corporate segregated fund's restricted class. See 11 C.F.R. § 114.5(g)(l).
COUNT III
34. HHLS was a joint venture of GSP and Houston Harbaugh, P.C. Since
GSP had an ownership interest in HHLS, GSP-PAC and HHLS-PAC were required by law to report their affiliation to the Commission upon filing of HHLS-PAC's statement of organization on December 15,2004. HHLS-PAC and GSP-PAC failed to disclose their
affiliation, in violation of 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a)(5) and 11 C.F.R. § 102.2(b).
35. GSP acquired HHLS in August 2004, according to GSP principal Joeseph
Kuklis. as reported in the Pittsburgh Business Times. See Exhibit 3. From the time GSP acquired HHLS until HHLS-PAC's termination in March 2005, GSP directly operated
two federally registered political committees, but failed to report the affiliation to the
Commission. By failing to disclose this affiliation, GSP violated 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a)(5)
andllC.F.R. §102.2(b).
36. GSP-PAC and HHLS-PAC failed to report their combined contributions
,H under a single contribution limit, in violation of 11 C.F.R. § 110.3(a). CD & 37. In the alternative, if the Commission finds that GSP-PAC and HHLS-PAC *T Ufe ^ were not affiliated, to the extent HHLS-PAC solicited contributions outside its restricted *T Kuklis were family members of any HHLS stockholder or executive. Therefore, they are not members of HHLS's restricted class. See 11 C.F.R. § 114.5(g)(l). 39. To the extent that John Dick's $ 1,500 contribution was solicited by HHLS-PAC, this would violate the prohibition on solicitations outside of a corporate segregated fund's restricted class. 11 C.F.R. § 114.5(gXl). 40. To the extent that Joseph Kuldis's $ 1,500 contribution was solicited by HHLS-PAC, this would violate the prohibition on solicitations outside of a corporate segregated fund's restricted class. 11 C.F.R. § 114.5(g)(l). COUNT IV 41. In 2004, the maximum legal contribution from an individual to a federally candidate committee was $2,000. 2 U.S.C. §441a(aXlXC); 11 C.F.R. § 110.1(d). 42. On July 7,2004, Sean McDonald earmarked $2,000 through GSP-PAC to Santorum 2006. See Exhibit 13 at 9. Mr. McDonald did not designate the contribution, therefore it is applied to the next election for Sen. Santorum, his primary. On August 4, 2004, Mr. McDonald made a $2,000 direct contribution to Santorum 2006 that was specifically designated for the primary. See Exhibit 14 at 91. The August 4,2004 £J transaction was a $2,000 excessive contribution, in violation of 2 U.S.C. § 441 a(aXl )(C) ^ andllC.F.R. §110.1(d). Nl rvi COUNTY ^T Q 43. In 2004, GSP-PAC received earmarked contributions to federal candidates CD (N from Sean McDonald, Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce and James Cimino. See Exhibit 13. 44. GSP served as the lobbyist for Mr. McDonald's company, Precision Therapeutics, the Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. Cimino's organization, YMCA of Pittsburgh. Sec Exhibit 12. 45. John Dick stated in a newspaper interview that he suggests GSP clients should contribute money to federal candidates. Carrie Budoff, From staff to lobbyist: The ties that bind. The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 17,2006 (attached as Exhibit 16). Mr. Dick, when asked if he suggests to his clients that they make contributions to federal candidates, was quoted to say, "Sure, it is an unfortunately big part of it.... It is definitely in our interest to support candidates that care about our projects and issues." Id. 46. Using corporate resources to facilitate contributions to federal candidates, is a violation of 11 C.F.R. § 114.2(f). Soliciting contributions that are earmarked for a candidate through the corporation's separate segregated fund is a violation of 1 1 C.F.R. § 47. To the extent that GSP illegally facilitated the making of earmarked contributions to federal candidates through GSP-PAC, GSP violated 1 1 C.F.R. § 1 14.2(f). 48. The Commission has previously found violations of 1 1 C.F.R. § 1 14.2(1) "* when corporate personnel and resources are used to facilitate the making of earmarked that the Federal Election Commission conduct an investigation into these allegations, declare the respondents to have violated federal campaign finance laws, impose sanctions appropriate to these violations and take such further action, including but not limited to an audit of GSP-PAC and HHLS-PAC, as may be appropriate, Tim Mooney Senior Counsel Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington 1400 Eye St,NW #450 Washington, DC 20005 (202)408-5565 Verification Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, acting through Tim Mooney, hereby verifies that the statements made in the attached Complaint are, upon information and belief, true. Sworn pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 1001. on Tim Mooney oo *T Ml Sworn to and su before me thisI6th day of May, 2006. O CD Notary Pubi 10 ".;. Zi'./.'iiOi'iS iOiiEK ZODbHAY Ib P SOU Lfl o 0) (M EXHIBIT 1 Lobbying Firm Broke PAC Rules http://www.rollcall.eom/issues/51_116/news/l 3139-1 .html?type=pf CAUL Lobbying Firm Broke PAC Rules May 3, 2006 By Tory Newmyer, Roll Call Staff <-0 Former top aides to Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) who are working at a lobbying firm with close ties to the & lawmaker appear to have used their political action committee in ways that repeatedly broke federal election oo> rules in recent months. *T hO The firm, Pittsburgh-based GSP Consulting, already refunded in March more than $25,000 in excessive rsi contributions to its PAC. <=! sy However, when Roll Call brought other apparent infringements to the firm's attention Monday, GSP Q co-founder John Dick said he was moving to correct the situation. CD The apparent violations — which Dick said he had been unaware of — include accepting PAC contributions from people outside the firm, failing to notify the Federal Election Commission of an affiliation with another PAC and breaking spending limits for affiliated PACs with contributions to Santorum. He said the firm has requested that Santorum's re-election campaign return $600 in excessive contributions; was refunding a client's contribution to its PAC; and is seeking guidance on whether it broke FEC rules by failing to report its association with another campaign fund. Firm officials described the mistakes as the unintentional result of relatively inexperienced consultants wrangling with complex federal regulations. "We're young, and our PAC is pretty young as well, and we're trying to manage it all," said Amy Ross, a GSP principal who manages the fund. "It was just an honest mistake.* FEC spokesman George Smaragdis declined to comment on the situation, citing agency policy not to discuss possible or pending actions. He noted that the firm responded promptly earlier this year when notified of the excessive contributions to its PAC. Dick said he is hopeful the FEC will continue to be forgiving of his outfit's mistakes, given the difficulty of complying with federal rules. But Brett Kappel, a campaign finance lawyer with Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, said the firm's professed innocence may not keep federal campaign regulators at bay. "This PAC appears to have committed several egregious violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act,* Kappel said. "Having multiple violations on their record is more iikely to lead to an FEC audit or an enforcement action seeking civil penalties." The lobbying shop, which focuses on appropriations work for Keystone State clients, was launched in 2001 by Joseph Kuklis and Dick, who together logged several years on Santorum's staff. Dick, who served as Santorum's director of business coalitions and deputy campaign manager, and Kuklis, the Senator's one-time deputy state director, began small. They opened their operation in the same Pittsburgh building where the Senator has his office, and they recruited a small stable of clients. They launched the PAC shortly after opening their doors. While the fund has remained relatively small — it has pulled in $36,000 this cycle — GSP lobbyists have maximized its impact by targeting donations to just a handful of lawmakers from the western Pennsylvania region. 1 of 2 5/12/2006 5:24 PM Lobbying Firm Broke PAC Rules http://www.rol1call.com/issucs/51_l 16/news/13139-l.html?typc=pf This aggressive political activity has helped the firm nearly quadruple Its lobbying revenue in just the past few years, from $320,000 for the first half of 2003 to $1.2 million for the first half of 2005, according to figures from PoliticalMoneyUne.com. One of the more egregious breaches involved a $15,000 donation accepted late last year from a client, Charles Hammel, president of a Pennsylvania trucking company called Pitt Ohio Express, for whom GSP is seeking federal funding and lobbying on tax issues. That move represents an apparent violation of federal rules restricting PAC contributions to company employees, as well as being a violation of contribution limits. The firm returned $10,000 of that money after the FEC caught the second problem but not the first. Now, firm officials said, they will return to Hammel the remaining $5,000 they had accepted in violation of federal rules. 0) Beyond the Hammel check, GSP officials appear to have stepped outside the law by failing to tell the FEC QQ when they created a second "affiliated" campaign fund under the rubric of a joint venture with Houston ^ Harbaugh, a Pittsburgh law firm. ^ When firms already operating PACs set up other campaign funds, federal regulators require notification, ^ since FEC rules dictate that dollars doled out by the secondary funds be counted against caps on the ^ originals. T O GSP appears to have violated those limits, contributing $4,100 to Santorum's re-election campaign from the CD original PAC plus another $1,500 from the fund of the side project, called Houston Harbaugh Legislative rsi Services. The total $5,600 in donations to the Senator's re-election effort exceeds the $5,000 per-electton limit on PAC contributions, prompting the firm to request a $600 reimbursement after being notified of the breach Monday. "The Santorum campaign follows all laws and rules as set forth by the FEC," Santorum campaign spokeswoman Virginia Davis said in a statement. "When contribution limits are exceeded, the campaign returns that contribution or portion of It in a timely manner." GSP Consulting has seen Its business soar since its launch by tapping into a growing trend in the lobbying business. With more federal dollars available for pet projects and a greater recognition of the fact by private-sector groups, lobbying firms specializing in clients from one geographic area have been able to trade on close ties to a single Congressional delegation. By focusing on Pennsylvania lawmakers, GSP officials have secured $35 million in federal help for their clients since the firm's founding, according to a recent report. They now have about 50 federal clients, for whom they boast returns of 19 times the client's outlay. And the firm now has a staff of 16, including three more staffers who worked for Santorum. "Growth," the firm's Web site, www.gspconsulting.com, announces. "GSP Consulting lives, eats, and breathes it. We are addicted to it." Dick said that GSP principals consider their ethical standards to be a strength, adding he regrets that the nature of the business requires the firm to play in the political money game. "It plays an unfortunately significant role in all of it," he said. "It's definitely a necessary evil." Copyright 2006 O Rol Call Inc. All rights reserved. 2 of 2 5/12/2006 5:24 PM CO Cft 00 o on EXHIBIT 2 22037733824 r "I FEC STATEMENT OF PORM1 ORGANIZATION (Set instructions/ 1. NAME OF _. tOhnkil qipt COMMTTEE pit M) * h rhmng«dj gmlwhtM. I&S.P i - cn .t ..J.-J. : 8 • • i • • j : i . ; . ; i L -j-ri-__ _ en ADDREB9 (numbr *nd tin*tj . . es.r S.TAT i i_J .iNM_»JM.r I - .L. .L. » i COMMTTBC««WPlW>EMXXie8B(UIU 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 I !.i;ii i • : i i • : • • i L FEC ipEfmnumoN N 4. is TOIS STATEMENT N&nr tofolW*wtoe*t^sn4!*&X*^eomx*mcioor*pM*, b ftlgnaiwarTtamw Q/IDu— - — _ cw. 6 1 i ft ' io 6 i 7 NOTCAi ^W|^V^* WWBW^^W^" 1ll» *fcjMf KM pMon •J7*v«» aatomni to f* pvuMe* sf 2 «AB. J43^ ANY OHMBE K MPOWWfflQN SHOUU) BE REPORTCP WITHM Id QW8 Ofloe Hue MtMBMft P 22037733825 PEC P»Mi1 (ItaM 1*1) Thta odmmbce to a prmolpti cwnaign e*nsnlw«. 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Houston Harbaugh Legislative Services was created to rrovidelobbyhig services to organisations QJ in heahh care and economic development. Both GSP, a Pittsburgh-based firm, and Houston SJ Harbaugh said the sale was prompted by HHLfft rapid growth. ^ "We started the joint venture to develop a new tabbyinggovernmen t aflWrs consulting arm of the (M law firm that would track different clients than GSP normally pursues," said GSP founder Joe CT KuWis."We lent our government affairs expertise, they lentrolodexes and a stable of lawyers who ^ could develop qnality leads, and we both put in some sweat equity." T Q TVio of HHIS*s three employees join GSP -Dennis Troy, fixmer director of econoonc Tr development fiarAllegbeny County, and Shawn Good, former director of government affairs for the CP Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce. GSP will absorb HHLS*s clients. rsi Kuklis said Sooth Side-bated GSP wiB continue working with Houston Karnaugh and that the firm'* founder, Greg Harbaugh, is joining GSP*s board of advisors. Since fts founding in aooi, GSP has generated more than $330 million for clients, mostry in the technology and life sciences sectors, from federal, state and local government sources. It employs 15 and has offices in Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Tampa and Ann Arbor. Houston Harbaugh, hunched in 1975, employs 37 lawyers. According to the Business Times list published Jan. 21, it is tied with MrGuire Woods IJ.l' as Pittsburgh's i8th-largest law firm, ranked by the number of lawyers in Pittsburgh. rATTYTASCARELLA may be [email protected]. SwduSyourcomntnU' More L*«»t N«wi - All contents of this site Q American Cty Business Journals Inc. Allright sreserve d n an UD O CD «! 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Hwrw of Bvfc Dopovfccy. etc. iii i ii ill i j i , enstamMxsinwt I i i i ii ii i ii i ii i iii i | fGttpnirCWr, , , , , , , ,,,,,,, 1 on 1 f'^'V"^ , ii ii i ii 1 1* i1?22 -1 i i CITY-* 0TATEA OPCODE & O o> OJI on O 0) rsi EXHIBIT 6 Corporations Corporations | Forms | Contact Corporations | Business Services Search Date: 5/15/2006 By Business Name By Business Entity ID Current Name: HOUSTON HARBAUGH LEGISLATIVE SERVICES, LLC o Home | Site Map I Site Feedback | View as Text Only | Employment on rsi Copyright O 2002 Pi i Department of State. All Rights Reserved. Commonwealth of PA Privacy Statement LSI rH CD EXHIBIT 7 13:21 REPORT OF RECEIPTS FEC AND DISBURSEMENTS FORM3X Por Othw Than An Autborlad Committee 1. NAME OP USEKCMMLMfi Enmpfeffarinatypc OR TYPE OR PRIH1V Confuting Cop PAC II II III I I I I i II III I I I I CO «H cn I i .•III... J ^r i UndnrnrKi BM&. 5uM 625 NI CNKimatftmit CM .... . I 2. KCIDOTriFICATION NUMBER CITY A 8TATEA ZIPCODE A O cn COttttltt 5. BTHIS v AUENDED REPORT IN) OR 4. TYPE OF REPORT (b> Nov2D(M11) MvZOfltt) (ChoDMOm) Ftaport Due Ore (ij OuMimyR«pati: 8ep20(M9I Jri20(M?) Oot20(M1fl) ApriUS (o> 12-Oty PHrrniydZP) Rinerr(i2R) PRfrBection RtpoitTorthK Ccnwntlonii2C) oelobtna S hta X S2ffiy ltpDrKYE> Ehutionan State of RepMt(NarvJiSk>i 30-My Fat-EhEtion Ovwri (30G) fttpoittfcftht: TefRinBDon RepMt (TER) inlhe Election on 5. Covering Period 07 D1 2005 12 31 2OD9 I cutty UMt I him omiMd tnt Rtpot MM to HM bMt of mytoiowtedgi and b«n if ltd trie, cermet ndcorapMe. BwtPontea»Ficdpy Mr. John Dk* Olte oi 23 2DOO NOTE:SUbmMonefMw.a cenvMeinfCN nJqfedttwpm mnihiringM• Report to tepenBlfceof2U.S.C437Bt . Office UM FEC FORM 9X SCHEDULE A (FEC FormSX) FOR LME NUMBER: RAGE 6/21 Use i idUofc) icneoUhl^MApt AfAonyj JU^fcone)l ITEMIZED RECEIPTS OettMd auMMiy ngo m rn iia n no n « F 13 FlH IMS Mia I~|17 copwd MWIII ouch Roporti md ^unciiicruray not bo idd oruwcd by MV peron taint IIHUUW of •rfkMira cortrSbuBcnf eomneiehl purpose*, odmr fiM uiingfio ran» wid•4a«Mof«nypaRO^conTTiltet08oliritQenlribUUenfrreni«un conii*lw. V NMME OF COMMITTEE On RJO GSPCbMuHng Cap PAC Pifl NMM (LMt. PK. MUdt MtaO A. Mf.Jalmarii DitoDfRMript 1406PoconoSbmt VI?.'UUf* « « 07 21 2005 Trw^rfonlO: SA11A1.4385 Amount or aeh Re«oi|t IMO Poaad PEC D lunbor or MMbittK 5000.00 Kl hdy. epntribuiiDn to PAC (M by J. Die* DusiMM OwnerPrineipal RniptFor Agpvgiti YMr4o-CWi T o Pnnwy Omni O) 8000.00 rsi Ri Nora RvwiptFor Oanrt 14DQD.QO Fil Name (LMt. Ftat Mddv MM) Hte rf Receipt 412PiraVaiaDr it i t n n /•••••»< 12 05 2005 CBy State Zip Code TranMdtonn: SA11A1.4423 PA Anraunt ofEntifanoipC this Pwtod FECJp rumbr of DonWbUk^ 15000.00 Indiv. ConWbirtten ta PAC Prwridwit 15000.00 IwltineirMv aUBTOTftLOf ItaOOlpIt TN«POQt (OpIOMQ -. 29000^0 TOTAl Thte Pntod (hd pone N* tm runbw wW FECI «>«"« NUMBER: | WOE SCHEDULE A (FEC Form 3X) UsooepBfttoMtediJcf*) ITEMIZED RECEIPTS ictfogoryi ii« n i» n no n 12 F 1S MM M15 Mlfi f~Il7 Any Infarrartoncqpkd tern wch Report* ond Sbrtenrcrta not be idd oruoed by osy poisonfa cII E PSTPOOB ^ nuBcftliB or for QomnotoisJ purposes, ottor Inw using ho nomB ond OM o(«vpolicol«ornTslM to ooisit oornHtieni from ouel comnttn. NNMEOFCOyMITTEEflnhJO GSPCbmuUng Corp PAC FUNolM(LMt,FM. A Mr. MfcgAttrm 11 3BCtowrfirid Drive 07 21 2005 00 dty rH D: GA11A1.43M on AlMIMt or BUh RMtlft MM PtMd FEC D nuMcr 3800.00 to PAC fnrn OoeujMolon Bu9in6o9 QMMfJPnncipfli RwiptFflr Onrri 7000.00 Fil ItaM (LHt. HnL Mhfcta IniM) DrtveTRwwt Itaina Address 113BCtavMTMldDrft« 10 14 200S ZipCodi n 8A11A1.4420 PA 4 PAC Contribution 11BQDXIO 7900.00 aUBTOTALor RMMTptt TNt POQO (OpMOMQ M. TOTM TNf Ported (fast pigo Ho Ins nMbsr orM FCC on O CD EXHIBITS 03/02/200512:69 FEC REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS For a|wr Tta|) AnAuthori2M | CommittM Oflk«lk»Grir 1. NAME OP UMKCMMLMfi COMMITTEE (hflq ORTYPCORPMIIV , Heutfon H«b«0i LtghhtM* MNIMM Poium Action CanrnBM 1 I 1 1 II I I I 1 1 1 III . o ii i i i i i i iii (N I 3 GttMiy CMhr. ZM Ptoor •ndtttcQ i i il l ill 401 ChMirlf dflfertnt Vimpnrtauriy rsi reported. (ACCj 'qr *!T (UMBER T CITY A STATE* OPCODE A O o> IS THE x NEW AMENDED (M REPORI IN) OR 4. TYPEOF REPORT HOV20(M11) (ChoDMOni) ^jjg™ Due Ore D«2D{M12} Mw20(M9) (l> OiMtMV MpattK Jri20(MTj OH20(M1Q) ApriMS OiiittrtyRqmkQI) to) 12-Dty PMrr»ry(i2Pj GflTMMl (12G; RlA0rr C12R) Jiiyi5 PRKIedion RtpotfertM: inlhe State gf Jtly31 Mid-Year Rno*(Nan«tefoi Post-Ehctian QmralCSOG) RtpatlbrthK Ti— cnraranoi .-,;.. mil ft mi •itcpo» ---- n- (THJJ Inlto ElMMDnon 5. Covering Pcrigd 01 01 2003 ao 30 20DS l cfrtfly tlMt I IMM cnnmed ttit Ffepcrt and to HM betf of my MmriielaaftMbtMriiitni^ttrraetMHlconplit*. TjpeofPrWNaiTwofTrenurer Mr.GrCTwA.H«i>Mah SgubneflfeMtrer Mr. Gnooiy A llnlMUBi EMe 0< 02 2D03 NOTE: OtonMon of MR. crronceui. orhcompldc Mnmrtton n»y «4cdff« pcraon rigringflih RvpoA to tte pcnofct of 2 U.&C 4370. OfTnc UM FECFQRM9X Orty SCHEDULE A (FEC Form 3X) FOR LtJE NUMBER: 1 PAGE 6 MS ITEMIZED RECEIPTS orMchMMgoiyerih* 11 M S iB F117 Anyjntwwiafcn ogpfcdtrm iwh Rcporti•nd -StuteiiwtiiniynBt to Mid cr invd by aqf paiontw tn PMPUPC of vaMtinj cortoiuBorn or tot OBimewMpuipoiCT, other IBM UMIB fio nwnc md KdCRic of •nypoBtay NnvnftM to cold uuriifbutiorv fton won comrittco. V NAMEOFCOMUnTEEQnFJ} > HfNMtan Hirimigh LcgMUh* SmioM PoUcd AofianComrnftM Plfl Ntmi (LMt. PMt, MM* MM) A Un.a CMtDfRecript IMngAddreMi ttQTIiDrnycraRAveruM 03 09 2005 cuy zipoodi D: SA11A1.4197 Araeutt or EMh Rflecipt ttto PtJtod FEC D luntMr or eonHbitlng fMttrupdnkMeermMM. 1000.00 Panonal ContribuHon rsi Oocwalan I Attorney RiMiptFor O Primiy Omrri cr> 1000.00 rsi Fii Ntrrw (LMt. FM. Mkfcfa hWd) B. Hr.Jahiri«n»Pfcfcm IMBMj Addm* 1406 Parana fitmrt H 9 .' 0 D .' 01 03 2QQ& Cfty &&» ZpCodi SA11A1.4132 PHhthuKft PA 1S21J AVQWt Of EMh RMMpt Wt PMtod PCCDiunlMrrfoMMhitii* IvflMII pOHKM BQflVnMM. 1500.00 Pwvonal OanbBoullan Consukant RVBMPI FOR Aganajm Yow-to-Mtv ¥ Ocncral 1500.00 Fill Nwic (iMt, FBR, MnJc bnil} Dvto of Receipt « v / n n : 04 05 2005 City 8ltt» Zip Code TramatftonD! SA11A1. PA 193*1 Araount of Enh RBMi|« ibto P«od FEC D rumbr of DCMbtaiino 250.00 1BOV-•— -• --H • pflNDG-- •M*.^—M • MM^M—H^OGrTTTiMM— . Poreonal Gontrbuian Principal RvonplFor Ocucfri 2BO.OO SUBTOTAL Of FtotfptS TNi PMJA <0pMnM) , 2790JI O PEC- FORLNE NUMBER: I PftSE 7/1S SCHEDULE A (FEC Form 3X) USCMpBflteMhoU*) ITEMIZED RECEIPTS or •MM uttgoiyaf tw 1 nb nc ia Datum Sunmiy Pigt E U* MnM nMI5 DMi6 I~|17 •uch Rvpwtf Mid 'QUA iini ti irawnot bv icld oruvBd by ny pcnontattic pirpovs of. MnnwMM pufpoiMi other VIM uwip TW INITV Plfl NWTN (LMCt Pftti MldCM MuQ IMKnaAMras* •4 t : u u : " « « T rsi 04 05 2005 r^i aiy zip Ds SA11A1.4143 O) PA AmeuM or a A Mctfpt iw* mud PEC D niMMr or unMiiirg ftdmi pflMkti cfimmffiM. 500.00 PiraQfifll Cantribulon Oecimrfon HomonHartiiui Principal RmtiptFor 750.00 Fti Nnni 01 03 2005 ZipCodi ! SA11A1.4134 PlflBbuih PA 16997 Aiwunt or Bach Raotipt (Ms PMod PEC D nunbtr or OMMHtmg 1500.00 Pwvoral Contrbulan ConwKant RBBrtpt Fon 1500.00 Ful NMDB (LMK, FMI, MMsle InlHfll) C. ur.o General 400.00 SUBTOTALer Me^pii THt Pagt (epfloml), 2400JQO TOTAl TMi Period (M page Hi Inc rurbw eriyl, FEC Nl rsi rsi O en EXHIBIT 9 07129X2005 11: M REPORT OF RECEIPTS FEC AND DISBURSEMENTS FORM3X For Other Than An Authorized Oonnnltbw 1. NAMBQP UMFECMAHJNG LABEL EnmplKf truing, tw COMMITTEE flnruq OR TYPE OH PMMTY GoMutingcorppflc II III I I I CTi uwbcri *5T 3U«i ro Chtdritdlferant rsi \pf*ttfi i ...... i I 1*8*1 I ^ I I . i 2. FEC IDBcTFICAllON NUMBER T CITY A STATE A ZIPCODE A O on 18 THIS x NEW __ AMENDED rsi REPORT IN) OR *. TYPE OF REPORT (14 NOY2D(M11) Due Ore P«2D Report fcrtht inf» SSrtSyRapwKYE) Ehutionon State of x JJyi1»d-Y«r •wt-action GmreJOOQ) ^_^^^^JI^._ Rapottertrw: TcriMwion (TEH) inftw Cfectlonan Comha Period 01 D1 20Q5 00 30 20DS I certify INI I MM «MMMd titt R«pcrt MM to n» bc« ormyHwyUdfle and beflef t u tree, correct and complete. TyptorPrMNaroorTrvnurar Mr.JornDtelL Mr.JchnP* a? 29 2009 NOTE : SuMerion of Mw. er • Report to tte pentfee ef 2 UA C Wg. Office UM FEC FORM 9X Orfy bCHbUULh U IhhU horm JXJ unm^+nUM «» «•««ENUMBCR: IMGE iofi« ITEMIZED DISBURSEMENTS fcr«.*c*efl0iyori» Jf^t^L ra« r-m m-* m-* DeuudSuMMiyF»ge H21*1 Q22 0° H24 M28 Q26 |-|w nan n»> rlaae r1» Flan* Md snttrteiei my not bt Mid or mtd by My pmae far ft* purpou of MHeMngeoielbillAM or foroMWMreiel pupowe, cffwthon u§i V NAME OF COMMITTEE (hi FuD / Q3P Oonauling Corp PAC PUI Mmo(LHL PM. Mhkft MM) Trvmrton ID: SB234337 A- MurtifttorOonoieMCoinrnifjDe DetaofDMbirumeni VI V .' II U .' " • " T IXt MiMngMknei POBOK1091 OS 05 2005 rsi City SWo ZipCodc Johnstown PA 15907 Pupow of Dbbwormnl 1500.00 ro Fvdonl Cirnpelejti CBJnribiXiDn aty 5t«t zipoodt Amourt of eeeh DUburaenejit vfe Mrtod Wcxford PA 15000 1000.00 CoeHbitionlD Federal Cenddete Paopte with Hart T»i OfbeSeuott: x llone Diriniwrnorri For! 2006 X Pnmiiy Oercrel Praririent arar 9 UlTOTAUof neburaemerti TH» FarjeiopianeJI P- TOTAL TN» Period {M pego Ke he nunberoriyl P» Pit ••hprfuba (Pm 3K)few .OHM S CD rvi O CD EXHIBIT 10 24890956129 04J12J20M 11:61 REPORT OF RECEIPTS FEC AND DISBURSEMENTS FORM3X PorOOwr HIM Am AuttortaBd Committe* 1. NAME OF UMMCMMJNQ COMMITTEE (tonty Oil TYPE OR PWIITV GoMUHngCarpPM: II III I I I il I I I XQWMSMonBolMni Dl I I III ~ I I J I I LtndT>MKtBlojL3unieaa Ghedrlfdltormt I I III III I I I J LiJ 1JB1S! I , , ZFCODE A O OTYA STATED on 3. tSTHIS AMENDED rsi KLPCJRT IN) OR 4. TYPE OF REPORT NQV20(M11) F«b20(M2) Miy20(MS> (ChooMOn.) Report Due On: (•> Jul20(MTj OEt20(M1Q) JM31(VE) OwttriyRipDiKOI) (c> 12-Oty RlfMffTflZR) PRI-Sc RtpoitibrthK OdebarlS hflw Ehntionon Stated MM-Ycar Pmt-Bntian Runaf<30R) RtpambrthK (TER) ElMtlonon 5. Covering Period O1 D1 2004 31 2004 I ccruytMt I MM mniMd ms R«peit Md to N» but or mytoMvle^indbtliriiiitnn, cermet and eonptete. Mr. John Dick 12 2D04 NOTE : €ubrierion ef MM. ei • Report te the pemfce ef 2 U AC 4370. Office UM FEC FORM 3X Of* 24990956140 JL| 6WB 1 HUB SCHEDULE B (FEC Forma" J | •._ •^•^••^JM ••linrfc I^K\ r»Jf» UPI[NUMBER E : IPAQE 12/18 UIM wpijrapj lEnmuBj^i^ fMM>ij MU ITEMIZH) DKBURSEMEN tor*) DftMBdaumimryRBgc D2""1 1H22 [3» Q* p25 Q26 rtw I | ADB | | «uu | | _•«•_ | | mM I | JUO My MomoUan copied irom weh Knout Md SMMiMti my nai b* Ml doruMdbymyperBoi of for uofnnwraM PUPOOM, oRwrthin unnQ on ranw Md 6ddmi of My poMM oonralkcoto i•OBQ1C CvnCMMHUfU •IMH fUGR UQIINIIK09 ) OSP Oomuling Coip PAC FW NVM(LML nnt, Mkk» HMQ TramwlBnlD: SB23.42Q4 A- Santonim 2008 DittofDIibirMrTMnt •A V 1 U U t * " " T oo MMfceAft*m one Tower Bridge 03 16 2004 Suite 1440 CHy Site Zip Cods WettConshohecken PA 19428 PUIHJW cT DiBincimri 2000.00 OonHbitianto fidnl Onldni 01 1 rsi Subxum2000 Type Ofloi Saudtifc HOUM DisbuMmenl For: 2006 CD X fiwib Pwrwy X Canard O> PraiUant Otmrteteiiy) •/ rsi SMK PA District Ful Ninv(lML Hnl. Uddk MtU) TranHEfenD: SB23.4233 "• Abby 9ohirridt DttiofDhbiramvit ttv.'DJt.'VvVf MriBngAittm 2212 JviuAi Drivfr 03 15 2004 Ooraopofe PA 15108 PupoM or DhbmMMM 80.00 iMot Mn4c0i for (omstton 01 1 8tMerum200ft Tjpt OnravOourfKi Hoiw DhdMtemenl For 2006 Aj^^^^u ^fi^Hk^H^J A ^W^^ X ruiiiiy UMIMM PraridMl Othor«vMdiy) f A^B>B* PA niMdHli1^ Ful NtrroOM FJm, Mddte HtU) TramaeianiD: SDZ9.4Z1Q C. VOINOVICH FOR SENATE COMMITTEE Dite of DitbifwiMnt MriingAtfdTM BS5MACONAL4.EY 01 20 2004 oty AM zip Co* Amoart of EH* DbbumnailMi IWad fTH 1 iflTM n OH 43208 PUPOM tf DMHTMminl 2QDHO vOdMbuion to Fcdcia CwidciBto 011 Ctftgoryr Oflcc ScuBJrtr Hone Oiibmemenl For 2004 X Sen* X PAiwy Gene™ State: OH DbtrictOO 233040 TOTAl TMt Period (M mac He Ire number arty) 8307.08 Fit •*•**• (PimaK) RMtttOoU en (N on o on (N EXHIBIT 11 D7/14O003 18:34 FEC REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS For Othw Than AaAuthorizKlCDfrinitto* 1. HAMBOF IWEFECI OQMMITTCC flnfin) GBP GDIWllnO Cop PAD ii ii iii o I i i i ii i i i i nn i iQOWHtSMonaqimDr on AODREBBftinlMr Md*Mf I I III Tl I I ChtdriTdfiirini i I NUMBER ZIPCODE o CITY A 8TATEA CD COttKW *• IS THIS x NEW ^ AMENDED rsi REPORT IN) OR 4. TYPE OF REPORT (t» MwtWjf Fcb20fM2) (ChooMOn) Report Due Ore OuwtMV Reporti: MK 20(11113) Jm20(M6] Oet20(M10) into Etakmon State of x JuVMMid-Yoer A Repoit(NaMlede* ». CqwinuPeiiud uTOUpjl OS 30 2ODS ie«tiyawtihflMi uiBMs^ ncpoB^l^«k«n§ MAMjOl 1 ia^ fth inA ftk^kDE^M 4M 0f MH^^I^k^^LtfA^Al1 my moMccg^ -^B— •n -J k^H^o MMf MT |B n ivM nA me AAav^Ul, CUIKk ABJfE Ml •O •i^» Mr. John Diok 07 14 2DG3 NOTE:5ubmlwtenof rilw.crronooui, erinccflf4eteinfaBi^ieniMyi«ecttiepveeniiiin1ng1hii Repo«t0tliepenBlfieegr2 U.9.C437B. Office FECFORM5X UM Orfy SCHEDULE B (FEC Form 3X) FOR UNC NUMBER: 10 M2 (check crty ontj ITEMIZH) DISBURSEMENTS fer «Mh otagaiy off* Mated SunrttryPBgt » 28 Bar R Aiy Mamidon oopltd torn neh Rtpoitt ud may noi ba md or undtiyMypmMtofl»pu^aM<*ifilettngfiHMbiiiflM NAMEOFCOMMnTEEdnRiQ f GSPComuUngCorpPAC FU NHM(LML FIM, MdtftlMUH) TraniwlDn ID: SB23.4161 Santorum 2006 HVlUUt""'*'! One Tower Bridge 06 30 2003 Suite 1440 Nl City Zip Code Amount all t Mi Parted 0) WntConshohocken PA 19428 Pupcw w DnbuvMnc 1000.00 (N Twv DhbuMTMnl For: 2008 X Prfnwy fimni 9MK PA Dttrict Ful Nvm (Ltd. Pint. MUdh HtM) TranMdbnlD: BB2S.4147 rraMuphy far Congress DtftaTDUwiBiwit Jl7.lDD.'1':rw PO BOK24561 DS 19 2003 oty npca* Anowtof I tMi Mrtod Pifsbuigh PA 15294 PlfpCM Of DIMMffMrMM 250.00 Tjpt DUftnemnl For 2004 X Pinwy GcnonM 8ttt»:PA DWrtet1« •UBTOTALof DUuracnmitiTH* Pvvigplarwl 1290.00 TOTAl T«tPwtod(lMl page M»lne number orM 3750.00 FCC rsi Nl o 0) EXHIBIT 12 NexNNumber of Pages: 2 Current Page: 1 00000680151 O €• hcimp^fifcifcM^ I O uNlOeV6i MeMfc HMOTH • O ,DCWI» SEES™ I 01* AU$25 Ml 3:03 Ml LOBBYING REPORT - LobbyJBJ DiirioMM Act of 1995 (faetioa S). AM Mtrt A» Rujelnd l» Ctajfjlctf Till Hey ^ Ml rsi O 0) PA 15219 rsi 1.CKMNM. Q MT 30M7D16 TYPE OF REPORT LVMr^JfiOS MMi«v(MMy l-Jn«N»B OR Y««BM(My I Dua,^tf >t> Q fli UNck • UA U>H MMMM ft pflMOMQP DIM WHHM 41VM ItpOd Q MliMlUpMta C IfaMMliMDM ll-N»U*6f«f Ac^vfc, Q INCOME OR EXPENSES - Ctaqriell fitter L«e 12 OR Line 13 •MOQMB NaM^i io loMyh^ MiMMt fcf Ufelv MypMMf SNLOOft« Q C S tjp Mgp • I Pu. | tJMfl oTd* cficit). 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SECOND STREET PQ BOX 37 OS 20 2004 POBOX57 Ctty zipODdi AmowtorEuhDidiu rtflihtafod SAINT CUUR PA 17870 PlffpOM OT DMHffMTMrt 29X00 CHipviDfi CornribwoH Cfliegarp-**--^— — --- r• FRENDS OF CONGRESSMAN TIM HOLDBM TypT 2004 Prinwy X Genenri Other <«peafy> T Start: PA Dtetrlct17 SJUsTTOTALor PrturecucrtiTtfe Pagcfrptanrt 1500.00 TOTAl TM« Period (WpwcBirtlne number ortyl SCHEDULE B (FEC Form 3X) FOB LNE NUMBER: IPMSE 12/27 UnopntaohMlitafs) (dMekenVen»; ITEMIZED DISBURSEMENTS fcrcach ottgoiyor 1h» b K a DctaOtd Sumnmy ngt * P Q CI24 P28 P28 R a? PI s* n ^^ rtaae |-|» rl» Any Mtoimittan eoptad warn men Report! 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BON 24561 CD OJ c* SUto Zip Code Amount of Eaok DUxjMnwntthts Portod PA 15234 ft) I 150.00 i T5SS5S5 Tim Murphy for CoogreM Sought 2006 8MK PA Wrict 18 MBTTOTaMLofPliBM»aamantitNiPo90(opllonal> TOTAL TUftParfoddaM pool Mi linernimbo ronly ) fK NT! rs. on *l Nl (Nl o on EXHIBIT 16 From staff to lobbyist: The ties that bind http^/www.centredaily.com/mld/centrcdaily/14358709.htm?templa(e==co... CENnEDULY.com Posted on Men, Apr. 17. 2006 From staff to lobbyist: The ties that bind By Carrie BudofT The Nilladelplita Inquirer When John Dick and Joseph Kuklls left Republican U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum's office, they picked the profession of many former staffers. They became lobbyists. *j They moved into the same building where Santorum has his Pittsburgh office, hired a staff with ties to Democratic and Republican p. officeholders, started a political action committee, and landed $35 million in appropriations, often for firms that had never VJ received federal money before. «5T It's the way Washington works, but the practice is under scrutiny after a string of corruption scandals that highlighted the tfl explosion in congressional pet projects and the Industry that has built up around them. Iof3 5/15/2006 4:29 PM From staff to lobbyist: The ties that bind http^/wvnv.centredaily.com/mld/(«ntredaily/14358709.htm'?teniplate=co... Seven GSP associates out of 16 have worked as congressional staffers, Including three with Santorum and one each with Murtha and Doyle. Expertise and work ethic mattered most in their hiring, Dick said, but so did connections. "I wish It weren't that way." he said, "but the feet Is, it saves you a lot of time developing credibility with people." Asked whether Dick suggests to his clients that they contribute money, he said: "Sure, It is an unfortunately big part of it.... It Is definitely in our interest to support candidates that care about our projects and issues." Since 2002, GSR's PAC has contributed $27,500 to members of Congress, divided evenly between the parties, but concentrated in Western Pennsylvania, the home of lawmakers often lobbied by GSP. In 2004, GSP noted on its PAC finance reports its contributions to members of Congress on behalf of individuals, some of whom wanted -- or had already received — its help. The committee passed $2,000 to Santorum and $250 to Doyle in July 2004 — designating the source as Sean McDonald, the CEO I* of Precision Therapeutics, who also gave $1,500 directly to Murtha several months earlier, records show. Around the same time, the Pittsburgh developer of cancer-treatment technology was seeking funding and help on a Medicare reimbursement issue, h^ CD "GSP immediately employed the assistance of key congressional leaders to break the bureaucratic logjam in Washington," GSP CT states in a "dient case study," which also details how Precision Therapeutics obtained $3.5 million In funding. Dick credited j! Santorum, Doyle and Murtha, among others. i*i f\\ McDonald did not respond to a request for comment. ^ William Thomasmeyer, president of the National Center for Defense Robotics, also opened his checkbook over the same period he *T won federal funding. Responding to questions via e-mail, Thomasmeyer said the donations were "absolutely not" a factor in the Q awards. ^ Dick said contributions connected to his firm are never made for official action. rsl "You will find no stronger advocates of lobbying reform than my business partner and I. It will level the playing field for a firm like ours, which isn't doing Junkets to Scotland," Dick said, referring to lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who pleaded guilty to fraud charges in January. Dick is one of at least two dozen former Santorum aides who have become registered lobbyists since 1998. Specter graduated nearly as many, according to interviews and disclosure records. About a dozen of them seek earmarks, records show. They also pepper lawmakers with contributions — at least $170,000. However, one staffer beyond that clrde stands out: Mike Mihalke, a Santorum press aide until 1995, spread $116,000 around the country as a partner since 2003 at Alexander Strategies Group, which has been linked to three corruption investigations. Disclosure forms show that he lobbied mostly on policy, but he had sought defense money for three clients. Since joining American Continental Group in 2002, David Urban, a former Specter chief of staff, has built a deep roster of clients and given at least $60,000, almost entirely to GOP lawmakers. In that time, he helped land at least $13 million for nonprofits and defense contractors, including Air Products, of Lehigh County, and JLG, of Fulton County. He teamed with other lobbyists to get $46 million for Philadelphia's mass transit system and $22 million for Drexel University. In news releases, Santorum and Specter claimed credit for a majority of these projects. Another Specter chief of staff. Craig Snyder, took a similar path, becoming a partner at Ikon Public Affairs. The firm also employs Peter Grollman, who advised Specter on grants and appropriations. Together, they have obtained at least $11.8 million for clients since 2001 and contributed $70,000 to lawmakers, records show. Snyder's connection convinced William Hinchey, a Lehkjh Valley marketing executive who decided to leave his job in 2001 and start a nonprofit that targeted alcohol abuse. He also wanted federal money. "I thought, here is a guy who used to work for Arlen Specter as his chief of staff," Hinchey said. "He probably knew how to do this stuff." Snyder guided Hinchey toward $75,000 for his Start Smart Foundation, which got an additional $225,000 on Its own the next year. The group put 120 families through an abuse-prevention program. Discouraged by federal red tape and unwilling to continue Investing his money, Hinchey closed the foundation last year. Reynolds, Specter's current chief of staff, said the program was a "good-faith attempt to help a problem." No end for earmarks Immersed in a tough re-election fight, Santorum put himself at the center of the Senate's effort to change lobbying rules. But the Senate passed a bill last month that left the earmarking process largely intact, It would require senators to identify the project's source and purpose, but Ashdown, of Taxpayers for Common Sense, said loopholes would allow many to remain hidden. The House has yet to take up the bill. Santorum's leading Democratic opponent, Bob Casey Jr., has criticized the senator for his role In an "out of control" system. If elected, Casey said, he would seek earmarks, but more disclosure could reduce waste. 2 of 3 5/15/2006 4:29 PM From staff to lobbyist: The ties that bind http^/wwwxoitredaily.corn/mld/centredaily/143S8709.htin?teinplate^o... For his part, Santorum concedes that he is an earmark fan. The money is going to be spent," he said. "Ifs either the Congress that deddes where this money goes or the bureaucracy decides.- Two days after the Senate vote, Santorum was bade on the check-presentation drcuit. With 75 supporters gathered in the town square, Santorum signed an oversize $200,000 check to Oxford Mainstreet Inc., a downtown-revftalization group in Chester County. The reason? Streetlights. "I mean, these are projects that add real value to the community," Santorum said. "I am not building bridges to nowhere." n 2006 Cettt Duty Times and wire sovice sources. All Rights Reserved r*"»w en *I ro O O> (N ! ! 3 of 3 5/15/2006 4:29 PM