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National Campaign Manager of John McCain's 2000 Republican Presidential Primary Campaign
Rick Davis
Attachments
nytimes
Rick Davis (politics)
Parents
"Democracy Builders"
1849-Today United States Department of the Interior (DOI)
1892-Today College Republicans
1903-Today United States Department of Commerce
1953-Today United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
1984 National Convention Director, Reagan/Bush Re-Election Campaign
1988 Presidential Debate Coordinator, Bush/Quayle 1988 Presidential Campaign
1996 Deputy Campaign Manager, 1996 Presidential Campaign of Senator Bob Dole
2001-Today The Reform Institute
2008 John McCain presidential campaign staff members
American campaign managers
Council on American Politics
Health Policy Working Group
International Trade Administration (ITA)
National Campaign Manager of John McCain's 2000 Republican Presidential Primary Campaign
National Campaign Manager of John McCain's 2008 Presidential Campaign
Office of the Cabinet Secretary
Pegasus Sustainable Century Merchant Bank
Political consultants
Special Interagency Working Group on Space
The US White House
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
US President George Bush Sr Administration
US President Ronald Reagan Administration
US Sen John McCain
White House Conference on Science and Economic Research Related to Global Climate Change
Working Group on Environment
Children
1986 Omnibus Health Bill of 1986
1987 President's Competitiveness Package of 1987
1990 Rick Davis served as Consultant to the White House Conference on Science and Economic Research Related to Global Climate Change.
1996 Rick Davis served as Paul Manafort's deputy in orchestrating the 1996 Republican National Convention, both would later join Bob Dole's presidential team.
1998-2008 Davis Manafort was paid at least $2.8 million for lobbying Congress, promoting pro-Russian policies with regard to Ukraine. (In reality, these were pro-Western NOT pro-Russian)
2000-2005 Rick Davis became the head of a group called the Homeownership Alliance, a Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac advocacy group. Its website said that the organization was dedicated to "exposing and defeating trends that would harm consumer access to the lo
2000-2005 Rick Davis was head of the group for five years, being paid more than $30,000 per month. At the end of 2005, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac decided that Homeownership Alliance had outlived its usefulness, and it was closed.
2001 When John McCain started the Reform Institute in 2001 to promote campaign finance reform, he involved Rick Davis.
2004 Paul Manafort's then partner Rick Davis flew to Ukraine where he realized it was too late to help
Davis Manafort
Homeownership Alliance
President's Catastrophic Illness Bill
President's Space Commercialization Policy
Privatization of Conrail
Rick Davis managed agenda development and background research for the George H. W. Bush Administration.
Rick Davis' activities also include developing and implementing democracy building campaigns in foreign countries.
Rogers Commission
Jumps
Paul Manafort AKA The Republican John and Tony Podesta
Rick Gates (political consultant)