Missouri Pulse: Nixon Among Influence Peddling AGs

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September 28th, 2007 by mopns · No Comments

Today’s Washington Examiner has a nifty “Lawyers Gone Wild” blog item on influence peddling in Attorneys General offices across the country, including Missouri. Apparently, a number of AGs have followed Jay Nixon’s lead and have taken up the shady practice of retaining the services of campaign donors—often trial lawyers—to handle lucrative legal work. Read more…

Maybe Hatfield is moonlighting and providing “security” for Jay at this August 11th, 2007 fundraiser at Doug and Sheri Kennedy’s house: