Paul Corbin

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1950-1955 As Joseph McCarthy barnstormed the Midwest in the early 1950s, Paul Corbin would go into towns in advance of McCarthy's appearances and sell American flags to the people eagerly awaiting "Tail Gunner Joe." Corbin and the senator split the profits
1960 Paul Corbin's relationship with RFK began to flourish in 1960, when they both worked on John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign.
1968 After Robert Kennedy's assassination in 1968 Mr. Corbin moved to Nashville, where he operated the Country Music Wax Museum.
1980 Debategate (Briefing-Gate)
2009 Campaign examination "Rendezvous with Destiny", Reagan biographer and historian Craig Shirley wrote that the briefing papers were passed to Casey by Paul Corbin, an aide from Ted Kennedy's failed primary campaign.
As attorney general, Bobby wanted to get Paul Corbin a job in his brother's administration.
But RFK's principal assistant, John Seigenthaler, reviewed the massive FBI file on Corbin and, as he recalled in an interview, told the attorney general, "You can't hire him! You can't hire him!"
Instead, at RFK's instructions, Paul Corbin was quietly put on retainer with the Democratic National Committee. Kennedy even gave Corbin the key to his private elevator at the Justice Department.
Paul Corbin's Political Consulting Business?