over ten months. ASG filed as a foreign agent. Virtually all of the money ASG reported receiving from Belle Haven related to the Malaysian advocacy. In addition, the US-Malaysia Exchange Association also hired ASG for support "enhancing the bilateral relationship between Malaysia and the US." Malaysia Exchange directly paid Alexander Strategy less than $20,000 a year, according to Senate records. Heritage, Belle Haven, and ASG shared the same office in Hong Kong. Partners and employees The firm employed several former Tom DeLay aides, including Karl Gallant and former DeLay deputy chief of staff Tony Rudy, who has since pleaded guilty for conspiracy involving Jack Abramoff. It also employed Brian Darling, the former legal counsel to Republican Senator Mel Martinez of Florida (Darling resigned after admitting he was the author of the "Schiavo memo". ASG paid Christine DeLay, Tom DeLay's wife, $115,000 during the period from 1998 to 2002, as a consultant; paid Linda Feulner (see Belle Haven, above) as a consultant; and hired Julie Doolittle, wife of Congressman John Doolittle, to do bookkeeping for a nonprofit group that Buckham created called the Korea-U.S. Exchange Council. Julie Doolittle has received a subpoena from the grand jury investigating Jack Abramoff, according to her lawyer. One of the partners in ASG, Edward Stewart, purchased Belle Haven Consultants from Edwin Feulner and his wife Linda in late 2001. References External links Lobby Firm Is Scandal Casualty Abramoff, DeLay Publicity Blamed For Shutdown, by Jeffrey H. Bimbaum and James V. Grimaldi, The Washington Post, January 10, 2006. Exile on K Street, by Jeremy Scahill, The Nation, posted February 2, 2006 (February 20, 2006 issue) Former DeLay Aide Enriched By Nonprofit: Bulk of Group's Funds Tied to Abramoff, The Washington Post, March 26, 2006 Lobbying firms Eli Lilly and Company Lobbying organizations in the United States