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Can't You Just Feel The Enthusiasm Among These House Democrats
The Washington Post reported this morning that about 100 House Democrats will be skipping an annual three-day meeting where they'll be discussing strategy for the upcoming midterm election. Among those who will be absent are vulnerable Reps. Patrick Murphy (D-FL) and Joe Garcia (D-FL), as well as Rep. Carol Shea-Porter (D-NH) and Rep. Pete Gallego (D-TX).
Not only are they running from Pelosi and House Democrat leadership, but they'll also skipping out on a private meeting with President Obama, as the article notes:
The no-shows will miss President Obama, who is planning to visit the Hyatt resort here for his third face-to-face encounters with House Democrats in three weeks.
If one thing is clear, it's that these endangered Democrats would rather be anywhere else than at a secluded resort with Pelosi and Obama.
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Patrick Murphy Hates Fundraising So Much That He Does It All The Time
To his constituents in Florida's 18th U.S. House District, PatrickMurphy is never one to shy away from saying how much he hates fundraising and how he thinks the role of money in politics is "gross." But thankfully, Murphy isn't in his Congressional District today. Instead, he's clear across the state holding yet another fundraiser in Tampa.
And in the months since being elected, Murphy's team has touted him as "one of the very top fundraisers in the nation", held four fundraisers to mark his birthday, formed a Leadership PAC to raise more money and told newspapers that the Financial Services Committee is a great platform to meet donors. Check out the rundown below:
"Still, Murphy's team touted the congressman as 'one of the very top fundraisers in the nation' after he topped the $1 million mark." (TCPalm, 7/14/13)
"To celebrate his 30th birthday, U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy of Florida threw himself a campaign fundraiser. Then another. And another. And another. The four events this spring helped makeMurphy, a Democrat from Jupiter, one of the House's top fundraisers, and he can't let up." (Tampa Bay Times, 7/4/13)
"Freshman U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy, the youngest member of Congress at 29, has formed a leadership PAC, once the domain of veterans on Capitol Hill, the Center for Public Integrity reported." (Sun-Sentinel, 2/8/13)
"He told POLITICO that a spot on the committee has helped him network and meet potential donors in the industry, but he rejected the suggestion from critics that he or any of his fellow freshman colleagues were leveraging their positions on the panel to raise money from the banking industry. 'I'll never β¦ take money from something or someone I don't agree with, and I would never take a vote that I didn't fully support in my heart,' he said. 'I learned early on you're never going to make everyone happy and of course on every issue.'" (Politico, 7/21/13)
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Patrick Murphy (D-FL) On Special Interest $: The System Is What The System Is
During his campaign in 2012, Patrick Murphy (D-FL) called the roll of money in the political process "gross." Now, The New York Times reports that Murphy, who sits on the Financial Services Committee, "has taken in more industry PAC money than any other Democratic freshmen." How does Murphy's spokesperson respond?
"The system is what the system is." - Tiffany Muller, Murphy's Deputy Chief Of Staff
How inspiring...
Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-FL) Paid Disgraced Joe Garcia COS $24,000
The Miami Herald reported yesterday that Patrick Murphy's campaign paid Palm Media LLC, the company of Congressman Joe Garcia's disgraced Chief of Staff, $24,000 for video and media production services. Garcia's chief of staff resigned after being implicated in absentee ballot fraud.
