claim: says mike enzi is "getting about 84 percent of his campaign funds from washington-based pacs. that's more than any senator of either party."
author: dick cheney
evidence_1: dec 13, 2011 ... in the 2010 election cycle, 26,783 individuals (or slightly less than one in ten  thousand americans) each contributed more than $10,000 to federal political  campaigns. combined, these donors spent $774 million. that's 24.3% of the total  from individuals to politicians, parties, pacs, and independent ...
evidence_2: james mountain inhofe is the senior united states senator from oklahoma and a  member of the republican party. first elected to the senate in 1994, he was the  ranking member of the united states senate committee on environment and  public works (epw) and was its chairman from 2003 to 2007, and again from ...
evidence_3: feb 4, 2016 ... promotes contributions by non-constituents. the chief justice is surely right that  campaign contributions are one way an individual can seek to make  officeholders "responsive" to their concerns. but as shaun. mccutcheon's  donations and intended donations to candidates seeking to represent more than  ...
evidence_4: jul 23, 2001 ... based on available data that appears to be more than any other industry. who  didn't lobby for the drug industry? the drug industry was very good for  washington's "k street" economy last year. one hundred and thirty-four firms  were paid to lobby by the drug industry; and 55 different lobbying firms earned ...
evidence_5: get the important republican party news from ballotpedia this primary season,  including elections for u.s. senate & house, governor, and other statewide  offices. ... based on analysis of multiple outside rankings, barrasso is one of the  most reliable republican votes, meaning he can be considered a safe vote for  the ...