[35935] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
100x more powerful than insulin
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Diabetes Miracle)
Thu Feb 26 20:02:35 2015
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 17:02:30 -0800
To: <mit-talk-mtg@charon.mit.edu>
From: "Diabetes Miracle" <DiabetesMiracle@nahago.eu>
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100x more powerful than insulin
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<font color="white" size="1">, Gingrich himself did not receive all of the fees associated with
Freddie Mac or any of the group's other clients; rather, those funds
went back into the business to pay salaries, overhead, etc.The campaign says
the candidate spent much of last winter, a year ago, consolidating the
three "Gingrich" firms and the parent company, Gingrich Holdings, into one, new
concern: Gingrich Productions, which presently employs "about a dozen" people, and of
which Gingrich is the sole owner. All told, the campaign estimates that
Gingrich's various businesses have employed a total of "hundreds" of individuals over
the last 13 years, with "maybe 50" being the top number employed
by any one company at any one time.Collectively, the campaign estimates that
the Gingrich small businesses averaged gross receipts of anywhere from $10 million
to $20 million per year, and that the candidate's own personal wealth,
as reflected in Federal Election Commission filings, stands at between
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<font color="white" size="1"> to the Freddie Mac contracts.The campaign released a 2006 contract showing
the firm was paid a monthly retainer fee of $25,000, adding up
to $300,000 for the length of the contract. The campaign also released
details of a 1999-2000 contract, which likewise included a $25,000-a-month retainer.Gingrich has
used these documents to rebut charges from Mitt Romney's campaign that he
was effectively Freddie Mac's "chief lobbyist."One passage from the 1999-2000 contract stated
"nothing herein is or shall be construed as an agreement to provide
lobbying services of any kind or engaging in lobbying activities." The statement
went on to say the Gingrich Group would not provide lobbying services
on Freddie Mac's behalf.The campaign stressed that Gingrich himself was only a
60 percent owner of the Gingrich Group, which is privately held. The
remaining shares were held by undisclosed business partners of the former speaker.
As a result of that arrangement, the campaign said
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