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Most Americans support stronger gun laws — laws that would reduce deaths. But Republicans in Congress stand in the way. They fear alienating their primary voters and the National Rifle Association.
Below are the top 10 career recipients of N.R.A. funding – through donations or spending to benefit the candidate – among both current House and Senate members, along with their statements about the Las Vegas massacre. These representatives have a lot to say about it. All the while, they refuse to do anything to avoid the next massacre.
John McCain
Ariz.
“Cindy & I are praying for the victims of the terrible #LasVegasShooting & their families.”
$7,740,521
FROM THE N.R.A.
2.
Richard Burr
N.C.
“My heart is with the people of Las Vegas and their first responders today. This morning’s tragic violence has absolutely no place here in America.”
$6,986,620
FROM THE N.R.A.
3.
Roy Blunt
Mo.
“Saddened by the tragic loss of life in #LasVegas. My thoughts are with all of the families affected by this horrific attack.”
$4,551,146
FROM THE N.R.A.
4.
Thom Tillis
N.C.
“Susan and I send our deepest condolences and prayers to the families of the victims of this horrific and senseless tragedy in Las Vegas.”
$4,418,012
FROM THE N.R.A.
5.
Cory Gardner
Co.
“My family and I are praying for the families of those injured and killed in Las Vegas last night.”
$3,879,064
FROM THE N.R.A.
6.
Marco Rubio
Fla.
“I’m praying for all the victims, their families, and our first responders in the #LasVegas #MandalayBay shooting.”
$3,303,355
FROM THE N.R.A.
7.
Joni Ernst
Iowa
“My prayers are with all of the victims in Las Vegas, and their loved ones affected by this senseless act of violence.”
$3,124,273
FROM THE N.R.A.
8.
Rob Portman
Ohio
“Jane & I mourn the loss of innocent lives in this horrific attack in Las Vegas last night. We are praying for those taken from us, their families & all those injured in this attack.”
$3,061,941
FROM THE N.R.A.
9.
Todd Young
Ind.
“We must offer our full support to the victims and their families as our nation mourns.”
$2,896,732
FROM THE N.R.A.
10.
Bill Cassidy
La.
“Following closely the horrendous act of violence in Las Vegas. Our prayers are with those who were injured, killed and their families.”
$2,861,047
FROM THE N.R.A.
House
1.
French Hill
Ark.
“Martha and I are praying for the families and victims of this senseless act of evil. […] We must continue to work together to stop this kind of terror.”
$1,089,477
FROM THE N.R.A.
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[### Crypto industry amasses colossal war chest for elections
Politico
https://www.politico.com › news › 2025/07/15 › crypto...](https://www.politico.com/news/2025/07/15/crypto-super-pacs-war-chest-key-house-votes-00452356)
1 day ago — Since the 2024 campaign ended, crypto firms have doubled down: The PAC network has raised $109 million since Election Day. The latest ...
A super PAC group funded by cryptocurrency companies will enter the upcoming midterm elections with more than $140 million in the bank, according to new fundraising data shared first with POLITICO — a mammoth sum that now looms large over an effort to pass industry-friendly legislation in the House this week.
The group, known as Fairshake, raised $52 million in the first half of 2025, piling onto an already huge sum of crypto campaign cash that could be wielded against lawmakers who oppose the industry’s Capitol Hill agenda — and boost the political fortunes of those who support it.
The PAC network’s fundraising highlights how top crypto firms are plowing ahead with a lobbying strategy that overtly uses political spending to get their way from Congress. The group includes three affiliated super PACs — Fairshake, Protect Progress and Defend American Jobs — that collectively spent $135 million supporting industry allies and taking down crypto critics in Congressional races across the country last year.
Spending by the group in the 2024 campaigns helped take down key roadblocks to the industry’s policy agenda, including former Senate Banking Chair Sherrod Brown, who lost his Ohio re-election campaign to Republican Bernie Moreno — a crypto enthusiast who benefited from more than $40 million of crypto PAC spending. The PACs also boosted industry supporters in dozens of other House and Senate races across the country, including the California Democratic Senate primary and hotly-contested House races in Alabama, Arizona and Virginia.
Since the 2024 campaign ended, crypto firms have doubled down: The PAC network has raised $109 million since Election Day. The latest fundraising haul comes as the House is preparing to take up landmark crypto legislation this week that would help legitimize digital assets as mainstream financial products and craft bespoke new rules governing the sector.
“Fairshake is stronger than ever as we remain focused on our mission of building lasting support for crypto and blockchain innovation,” said Josh Vlasto, spokesperson for the PAC group. “We are building an aggressive, targeted strategy for next year to ensure that pro-crypto voices are heard in key races across the country.”
The PAC is primarily funded by three companies: the venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz, which invests heavily in digital asset startups, and the crypto firms Coinbase and Ripple.
Fairshake’s latest fundraising haul includes $25 million donated by Coinbase, the largest U.S. crypto exchange, along with previously announced contributions from Ripple Labs, Uniswap Labs, and the crypto entrepreneur Robert Leshner.
Coinbase’s chief policy officer, Faryar Shirzad, said in a statement that “crypto is already woven into America’s financial fabric,” and the company is “committed to fighting for the consumer protections and financial empowerment” that digital asset owners “deserve.”
The top Washington priority for the group’s top donors is a GOP-led crypto market structure bill expected to go to the House floor on Wednesday that seeks to create a first-ever crypto regulatory regime by divvying up oversight of digital assets between securities and commodities regulators.
Republicans leading the push for that bill are seeking to win over as many Democrats as they can ahead of the floor vote in order to show that the measure has political viability in the Senate, where bipartisan support is needed to clear a 60-vote threshold. A similar GOP-led proposal passed the House with 71 Democratic votes last year — as Fairshake was beginning to ramp up for the 2024 campaign — but concerns over the Trump family’s business entanglements in crypto may make matching that figure difficult this week.
Some Democrats are considering voting against the sweeping market structure measure but supporting a second, narrower crypto bill affecting so-called stablecoins that the House is expected to send to President Donald Trump’s desk on Thursday.
The crypto super PACs, though, have signaled that the vote breakdown on the broader bill, led by House Financial Services Chair French Hill (R-Ark.), will be their primary consideration as they weigh how to deploy their 2026 haul. The group spent more than $30 million benefiting House Democrats during the last campaign.
A non-profit dark money group that is affiliated with the Fairshake PACs called the Cedar Innovation Foundation said in a statement Monday that Hill’s so-called CLARITY Act is “the most important vote members will take this Congress.”
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While President Donald Trump and Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk are making significant changes to federal agencies, Republicans in both the House and Senate are aiming to let banks ramp up overdraft fees.
That's according to a Tuesday article in Rolling Stone, which reported that Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.) and Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) — who chair the House and Senate Banking Committees, respectively — are introducing a bill to repeal a rule capping overdraft fees implemented by former President Joe Biden's administration. That rule capped overdraft fees at $5, whereas they were previously as high as $35. It also allowed for banks to find ways to control overdrafts without needling customers with excessive daily fees. The legislation Hill and Scott rolled out would deem the rule to "have no force or effect" if passed and signed into law.
Acting Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) director Russell Vought (also the director of Trump's Office of Management and Budget) said he was "grateful" to Hill and Scott for introducing the bill. He added: "Passing this important legislation will immediately further President Trump’s deregulatory agenda."
READ MORE:'Nickel and diming Americans': GOP slammed for helping banks 'squeeze customers' with 'junk fees'
According to the Associated Press, overdraft fees are a significant source of revenue for banks, allowing them to bring in roughly $8 billion annually. CFPB data shows that roughly 70% of overdraft fees were charged to accounts that had between $237 and $439, meaning that those fees disproportionately impact the poorest Americans.
The rule — which Trump and the GOP majorities in the House and Senate are likely to undo — is slated to go into effect in October of this year, and is projected to save bank customers about $5 billion per year, or $225 per household. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) told Rolling Stone that Trump would be breaking his key campaign promise of lowering costs for working-class Americans if he allowed the rule to be eliminated.
“He is now sidelining the agency that over the last dozen years, has returned $21 billion directly to people who got cheated by giant financial institutions," Warren said. "In other words, his plan is to do nothing on reducing costs, but sure enough, put in place a plan to raise costs for people who are working hardest in our economy.”
Campaign finance data from OpenSecrets shows that both Hill and Scott are favorites of donors in the banking industry. The top two industry contributors to Hill's campaign are securities & investment and commercial banks, respectively. The securities and investment sector is also the #2 industry for Scott's donors.
READ MORE:Bank overdraft charges may be capped at $3 as new Biden rule ends 'junk fee harvesting'
Click here to read Rolling Stone's report in its entirety (subscription required).
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rench Hill (Republican Party) is a member of the U.S. House, representing Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District. He assumed office on January 3, 2015. His current term ends on January 3, 2027.
Hill (Republican Party) is running for re-election to the U.S. House to represent Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District. He declared candidacy for the 2026 election.[source]
Biography
Hill is the founder and chairman of Delta Trust & Bank. He has served as senior policy advisor to President George H.W. Bush, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury and senior advisor to Governor Mike Huckabee.[1]
Career
Below is an abbreviated outline of Hill's academic, professional, and political career:[2]
- 2015-Present: U.S. Representative from Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District
- 2008: Senior advisor, Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas
- 1991-1993: Special assistant to the President and Executive Secretary of Economic Policy Council
- 1989-1991: Deputy assistant, United States Secretary of the Treasury
- 1982-1984: Staff, United States Senate Committee on Banking, House & Urban Affairs
- 1975: Graduated from Vanderbilt University with a B.S.
Committee assignments
U.S. House
2025-2026
Hill was assigned to the following committees:[Source]
- Committee on Financial Services
- Committee on Intelligence (Permanent Select)
- National Intelligence Enterprise
- National Security Agency and Cyber
2023-2024
Hill was assigned to the following committees:[Source]
- Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations
- Oversight and Accountability
- Committee on Intelligence (Permanent Select)
- Committee on Financial Services
- Capital Markets
- Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion, Chairman
2021-2022
Hill was assigned to the following committees:[Source]
- Committee on Financial Services
- Subcommittee on Investor Protection, Entrepreneurship and Capital Markets
- Subcommittee on National Security, International Development and Monetary Policy, Ranking Member
2017-2018
At the beginning of the 115th Congress, Hill was assigned to the following committees:[3]
2015-2016
Hill served on the following committees:[4]
Key votes
See also: Key votes
Ballotpedia monitors legislation that receives a vote and highlights the ones that we consider to be key to understanding where elected officials stand on the issues. To read more about how we identify key votes, click here.
Key votes: 118th Congress, 2023-2025
The 118th United States Congress began on January 3, 2023, and ended on January 3, 2025. At the start of the session, Republicans held the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives (222-212), and Democrats held the majority in the U.S. Senate (51-49). Joe Biden (D) was the president and Kamala Harris (D) was the vice president. We identified the key votes below using Congress' top-viewed bills list and through marquee coverage of certain votes on Ballotpedia.
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[### Retired Army colonel to run as Democrat for Central ...
Arkansas Advocate
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Oct 18, 2023 — A Little Rock Democrat and retired U.S. Army colonel will challenge Republican U.S. Rep. French Hill in 2024.
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Campaign Committee Fundraising, 2023 - 2024
Leadership PAC: In the Arena PAC
| Raised: |
$3,776,306
| Spent: |
$3,280,619
| Cash on hand: |
$1,376,352
| Debts: |
$0
LAST REPORT: 12/31/2024
Top Contributors, 2023 - 2024
| Contributor | Total | Individuals | PACs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bank Of New York Mellon | $50,000 | $40,000 | $10,000 |
| Stephens Inc | $43,595 | $36,995 | $6,600 |
| New York Life Insurance | $42,500 | $32,500 | $10,000 |
| Coinbase | $38,000 | $35,500 | $2,500 |
| Wells Fargo | $35,300 | $25,300 | $10,000 |
Top Industries, 2023 - 2024
| Industry | Total | Individuals | PACs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Securities & Investment | $804,545 | $501,145 | $303,400 |
| Commercial Banks | $349,000 | $118,700 | $230,300 |
| Insurance | $329,100 | $52,600 | $276,500 |
| Real Estate | $219,350 | $75,350 | $144,000 |
| Retired | $209,270 | $209,270 | $0 |
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| Category | Contributor | Employer | Occupation | Date | Amount | Recipient | Recipient Jurisdiction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Money to Candidates | ALLEN, LINDSEY WATSON MS | ALLEN, LINDSEY WATSON MS | ALLEN, LINDSEY WATSON MS | ALLEN, LINDSEY WATSON MS | ALLEN, LINDSEY WATSON MS | ALLEN, LINDSEY WATSON MS | ALLEN, LINDSEY WATSON MS |
| LITTLE ROCK, AR 72207 | None | HOMEMAKER | 10-09-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | RUTLEDGE, REYNIE MR | RUTLEDGE, REYNIE MR | RUTLEDGE, REYNIE MR | RUTLEDGE, REYNIE MR | RUTLEDGE, REYNIE MR | RUTLEDGE, REYNIE MR | RUTLEDGE, REYNIE MR |
| SEARCY, AR 72145 | FIRST SECURITY BANK | CHAIRMAN | 11-13-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | QUINTILIAN, JOSEPH M MR | QUINTILIAN, JOSEPH M MR | QUINTILIAN, JOSEPH M MR | QUINTILIAN, JOSEPH M MR | QUINTILIAN, JOSEPH M MR | QUINTILIAN, JOSEPH M MR | QUINTILIAN, JOSEPH M MR |
| WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401 | DISTRIBUTED CAPITAL PARTNERS | VENTURE CAPITAL | 11-19-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | KNAPPLE, WHITFIELD L DR | KNAPPLE, WHITFIELD L DR | KNAPPLE, WHITFIELD L DR | KNAPPLE, WHITFIELD L DR | KNAPPLE, WHITFIELD L DR | KNAPPLE, WHITFIELD L DR | KNAPPLE, WHITFIELD L DR |
| LITTLE ROCK, AR 72207 | SELF EMPLOYED | PHYSICIAN | 10-09-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | FISHER, SHERRILYN MRS | FISHER, SHERRILYN MRS | FISHER, SHERRILYN MRS | FISHER, SHERRILYN MRS | FISHER, SHERRILYN MRS | FISHER, SHERRILYN MRS | FISHER, SHERRILYN MRS |
| PLANO, TX 75093 | PLANO 6500 LLC | MEMBER | 05-28-2024 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | SCHWARZMAN, STEPHEN A MR | SCHWARZMAN, STEPHEN A MR | SCHWARZMAN, STEPHEN A MR | SCHWARZMAN, STEPHEN A MR | SCHWARZMAN, STEPHEN A MR | SCHWARZMAN, STEPHEN A MR | SCHWARZMAN, STEPHEN A MR |
| NEW YORK, NY 10154 | BLACKSTONE | CHAIRMAN CEO & CO-FOUNDER | 02-20-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | PFAUTCH, ROY MR | PFAUTCH, ROY MR | PFAUTCH, ROY MR | PFAUTCH, ROY MR | PFAUTCH, ROY MR | PFAUTCH, ROY MR | PFAUTCH, ROY MR |
| SAINT LOUIS, MO 63108 | CIVIC SERVICE INC | OWNER | 12-28-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | BRADBURY, CHARLOTTE S MRS | BRADBURY, CHARLOTTE S MRS | BRADBURY, CHARLOTTE S MRS | BRADBURY, CHARLOTTE S MRS | BRADBURY, CHARLOTTE S MRS | BRADBURY, CHARLOTTE S MRS | BRADBURY, CHARLOTTE S MRS |
| LITTLE ROCK, AR 72207 | None | HOMEMAKER | 12-07-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | ALLEN, MARY | ALLEN, MARY | ALLEN, MARY | ALLEN, MARY | ALLEN, MARY | ALLEN, MARY | ALLEN, MARY |
| SHERWOOD, AR 72120 | HANK'S FURNITURE | President/Owner | 06-07-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | ROWAN, CAROLYN MS | ROWAN, CAROLYN MS | ROWAN, CAROLYN MS | ROWAN, CAROLYN MS | ROWAN, CAROLYN MS | ROWAN, CAROLYN MS | ROWAN, CAROLYN MS |
| GREENWICH, CT 06830 | CAROLYN ROWAN COLLECTION | OWNER | 05-11-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | BRADBURY, CURT MR JR | BRADBURY, CURT MR JR | BRADBURY, CURT MR JR | BRADBURY, CURT MR JR | BRADBURY, CURT MR JR | BRADBURY, CURT MR JR | BRADBURY, CURT MR JR |
| LITTLE ROCK, AR 72207 | Stephens Inc. | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER | 12-07-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | QUINTILIAN, DENNIS | QUINTILIAN, DENNIS | QUINTILIAN, DENNIS | QUINTILIAN, DENNIS | QUINTILIAN, DENNIS | QUINTILIAN, DENNIS | QUINTILIAN, DENNIS |
| LLOYD HARBOR, NY 11743 | None | RETIRED | 11-17-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | BERMAN, WAYNE L MR | BERMAN, WAYNE L MR | BERMAN, WAYNE L MR | BERMAN, WAYNE L MR | BERMAN, WAYNE L MR | BERMAN, WAYNE L MR | BERMAN, WAYNE L MR |
| WASHINGTON, DC 20008 | BLACKSTONE | Senior Managing Director | 01-21-2024 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | FISHER, KENNETH MR | FISHER, KENNETH MR | FISHER, KENNETH MR | FISHER, KENNETH MR | FISHER, KENNETH MR | FISHER, KENNETH MR | FISHER, KENNETH MR |
| PLANO, TX 75093 | FISHER INVESTMENTS | EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN | 05-28-2024 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | KEITH, STEVEN M MR | KEITH, STEVEN M MR | KEITH, STEVEN M MR | KEITH, STEVEN M MR | KEITH, STEVEN M MR | KEITH, STEVEN M MR | KEITH, STEVEN M MR |
| LITTLE ROCK, AR 72223 | KBX | PRESIDENT | 10-13-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | SCHWARZMAN, CHRISTINE | SCHWARZMAN, CHRISTINE | SCHWARZMAN, CHRISTINE | SCHWARZMAN, CHRISTINE | SCHWARZMAN, CHRISTINE | SCHWARZMAN, CHRISTINE | SCHWARZMAN, CHRISTINE |
| NEW YORK, NY 10021 | None | RETIRED | 09-20-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | SCHWAB, CHARLES MR | SCHWAB, CHARLES MR | SCHWAB, CHARLES MR | SCHWAB, CHARLES MR | SCHWAB, CHARLES MR | SCHWAB, CHARLES MR | SCHWAB, CHARLES MR |
| SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94119 | CHARLES SCHWAB CORPORATION | FOUNDER & CHAIRMAN | 06-18-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | ANTHONY, JOHN E MR | ANTHONY, JOHN E MR | ANTHONY, JOHN E MR | ANTHONY, JOHN E MR | ANTHONY, JOHN E MR | ANTHONY, JOHN E MR | ANTHONY, JOHN E MR |
| HOT SPRINGS, AR 71903 | ANTHONY TIMBERLANDS | Timber Management | 09-25-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | ROWAN, MARC MR | ROWAN, MARC MR | ROWAN, MARC MR | ROWAN, MARC MR | ROWAN, MARC MR | ROWAN, MARC MR | ROWAN, MARC MR |
| GREENWICH, CT 06830 | APOLLO GLOBAL MANAGEMENT | Ceo | 05-11-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
| Money to Candidates | DALY, JUSTIN MR | DALY, JUSTIN MR | DALY, JUSTIN MR | DALY, JUSTIN MR | DALY, JUSTIN MR | DALY, JUSTIN MR | DALY, JUSTIN MR |
| GREAT FALLS, VA 22066 | DALY CONSULTING GROUP | OWNER | 06-04-2023 | -$3,300 | French Hill (R) | Federal | Federal |
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rench Hill’s hauls keep getting bigger
First in The Vault: Rep.French Hill(R-Ark.) continues to rake in significant campaign contributions for the 2024 cycle. It’s an effort that comes as the Arkansas native steps up his push to be the next top Republican on the House Financial Services Committee.
Hill will report a $1.8 million haul for Q3 across his reelection, leadership and joint fundraising committees, in addition to funds raised personally by Hill for other members, according to a person familiar with his political operation. That’s a nearly 40% jump from Q2, when Hill raised $1.3 million from the same sources. That Q2 number was itself a big jump from what Hill reported in Q1.
That brings Hill’stotal for the 2024 cycle to about $6.7 million, including $2.5 million deposited with the NRCC.
Hill has raised, contributed or bundled a total of $1.75 million this cycle for other GOP candidates, and he’s helped raise another $1 million through “special guest” appearances at fundraisers for colleagues.
These numbershave just about everything to do with the race to lead the Republican side of the House’s banking panel.
Hill has been one of the leading contenders to be the top Republican on the House Financial Services Committee since the gavel race kicked off in earnest late last year after Reps. Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) and Blaine Luetkemeyer(R-Mo.) announced their retirements.
But the race remains deeply unsettled with the future of House Republican leadership uncertain after the 2024 election.
Contribution numbers like this are one of the only discrete and public ways we can track the relative strength of each contender. Hill’s prolific fundraising this year has helped keep him near the top spot, but he’s getting competition from Reps. Andy Barr(R-Ky.), Bill Huizenga (R-Mich) andFrank Lucas(R-Okla.)
Meanwhile in the credit card wars: Advocates are launching a fresh TV blitz this week. Congress isn’t the big worry anymore.
The Electronic Payment Coalition has set its sights on Illinois after the state enacted legislation that would ban banks from charging interchange fees on the tax and gratuity portions of a given transaction. Several financial trade associations sued Illinois in August to block the law from going into effect, and they’ve received some backing from national bank regulators at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
The new ad campaigndropping this week tells viewers to “Guard Your Card Illinois,” calling the law “untested.” The industry’s real fear is that the Illinois law could be adopted by other states. Watch the
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[### Rep. French Hill - Campaign Finance Summary
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[### Donate - French Hill
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[### FRENCH HILL FOR ARKANSAS - committee overview
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[### Reps. Alma Adams and French Hill Celebrate Synchrony ...
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[### J. French Hill Trading Activity
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[### French Hill's hauls keep getting bigger
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Oct 15, 2024 — Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.) continues to rake in significant campaign contributions for the 2024 cycle.
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Ken Buck
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“I'm praying for all of those impacted by the evil events in Las Vegas last night. Our country must stand together in support of the families of the victims and the community.”
$800,544
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David Young
Iowa
“My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families and friends of the horrific and evil tragedy in Las Vegas.”
$707,662
FROM THE N.R.A.
4.
Mike Simpson
Idaho
“Though no words can heal our hurt, and no explanation will ever feel sufficient, I pray that all involved may find comfort as we process this devastating tragedy.”
$385,731
FROM THE N.R.A.
5.
Greg Gianforte
Mont.
No statement released.
$344,630
FROM THE N.R.A.
6.
Don Young
Alaska
“Anne and I are praying for all those involved or impacted by this heinous act of violence.”
$245,720
FROM THE N.R.A.
7.
Lloyd Smucker
Pa.
“Horrific act of violence in Las Vegas. Cindy and I pray for the victims, their families, and the first responders.”
$221,736
FROM THE N.R.A.
8.
Bruce Poliquin
Maine
“My thoughts are with all those effected in the horrifying attacks in Las Vegas. The nation is with you.”
$201,398
FROM THE N.R.A.
9.
Pete Sessions
Tex.
“My deepest sympathies are with all who were harmed by this horrific tragedy.”
$158,111
FROM THE N.R.A.
10.
Barbara Comstock
Va.
“I am heartbroken by the mass murder that took place last night in Las Vegas and I am praying for the victims, families, and first responders.”
$137,232
FROM THE N.R.A.
All of these representatives are Republican. The highest ranked Democrat in the House is Sanford Bishop, who ranks 41st in career donations from the N.R.A. Among the top 100 House recipients, 95 are Republican. In the Senate, the top two Democrats are Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Patrick Leahy of Vermont, who rank 52nd and 53rd — behind every Republican but Dan Sullivan of Alaska.