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George H W Bush (R)
Contributions for President

 Office: President
Last Campaign: 1992
All Individual Donors — Career Donor List
A 1,822 names B 4,950 names C 3,875 names D 2,746 names E 903 names F 2,139 names G 2,868 names H 3,931 names I 260 names J 1,047 names K 2,357 names L 2,700 names M 4,914 names N 927 names O 736 names P 2,480 names Q 82 names R 2,814 names S 5,151 names T 1,663 names U 143 names V 769 names W 2,994 names X 2 names Y 252 names Z 266 names
NEWSMEAT Hall of Fame Donors — Career Donor List
David Addington Vice President's chief of staff 2005
Herbert Allison Fannie Mae - CEO
G Allen Andreas Archer-Daniels-Midland chairman, ceo
Philip Anschutz oil- railroad- sports- real estate- entertainment-mogul
Richard Armitage US Deputy Secretary of State 2001-05
Arthur Ashe tennis
Denise Austin fitness guru; TV host
James A Baker, III Secretary of State 1989-92; attorney
Haley Barbour Governor of Mississippi 2004-present
Craig Barrett Intel chairman; Intel ceo 1998-2005
J Battenberg, III Delphi Corp chairman, ceo
Riley Bechtel Bechtel Group chairman, ceo
Stephen Bechtel, Jr Bechtel Group co-owner
Robert Benmosche MetLife - Chairman, CEO 1998-2006
Shirley Temple Black child movie star; US diplomat
Arthur Blank Atlanta Falcons owner 2002-present; Home Depot co-founder
Michael Bloomberg NYC mayor (2002-present),media mogul
Sam Bodman Secretary of Energy
Pat Bowlen Denver Broncos owner
Donald Bren land developer
Eli Broad real estate developer; philanthropist
August Busch, III Anheuser-Busch - Chairman 1977-2006
August Busch, IV Anheuser-Busch - CEO 2006-present
Barbara Bush First Lady 1989-93
George H W Bush 41st US President
George W Bush 43rd US President
John 'Jeb' Bush Gov. of Florida 1999-2006
Neil Bush businessman
Jerry Buss LA Lakers owner
Andrew Card White House Chief of Staff 2001-06
John Catsimatidis supermarket mogul
Dick Cheney US Vice President 2001-2009
Liz Claiborne fashion designer
Edith Brown Clement judge, US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Kenneth H Dalhberg C.R.E.E.P. midwest finance chairman
Tony Danza actor
Dick DeVos former Alticor (Amway) ceo
Richard DeVos Amway co-founder; Orlando Magic owner
Nancy Dickerson reporter
Richard 'Bo' Dietl Beau Dietl & Assoc. chairman, ceo; author
Jamie Dimon JP Morgan Chase - Chairman, CEO
Mike Ditka football coach/player
James L Dolan owner: NY Knicks, NY Rangers, NY Liberty; Cablevision CEO
William Donaldson SEC chairman 2003-05; business executive
Bernie Ebbers former WorldCom ceo, convicted of fraud
Clark Kent Ervin former Inspector Gen., Dept. of Homeland Security
Fred F Fielding White House Counsel 1981-86, 2007; 9/11 Commissioner
Malcolm Forbes Forbes Magazine publisher 1964-1990
Steve Forbes publisher, presidential cand. 1996 & 2000
William Ford, Jr Ford Motor Company chairman
Ted Forstmann financier
Richard Fuld Lehman Brothers - Chairman, CEO 1994-2008
Ernest Gallo Wine mogul
Ina Garten culinary celebrity
Raymond Gilmartin Merck chairman, CEO 1994-2005
Rudy Giuliani Mayor of New York (1994-2001)
Porter Goss CIA Director 2004-06; Congressman 1989-2004
Curt Gowdy sports broadcaster
Kelsey Grammer actor
Richard Grasso NYSE fmr chairman, ceo
Maurice Greenberg former AIG chairman, ceo
Alan Greenspan Federal Reserve Chairman 1987-2006
Lee Greenwood entertainer
Lionel Hampton bandleader, musician
H Edward Hanway CIGNA chairman, ceo
William Barron Hilton Hilton Hotels - co-chairman
Arianna Huffington pundit
John Hughes writer, director, producer
Wayne Huizenga Miami Dolphins owner; businessman
Lee Iacocca Former chairman, Chrysler Corporation
Carl Icahn financier
Mike Ilitch Detroit Tigers owner; Detroit Red Wings owner; Little Caesars Pizza founder
Ray Irani Occidental Petroleum, chairman, CEO
John H Johnson publishing magnate
Herbert Kelleher Southwest Airlines chairman, co-founder
Richard Kinder Kinder Morgan Energy Partners chairman, ceo
Henry Kissinger Sec. of State 1973-77
Phil Knight Nike founder
Henry Kravis financier, billionaire
Kent Kresa General Motors - chairman
Howard Krongard Inspector General of the State Department 2005-08
Lawrence Kudlow TV host; columnist; economist
Ken Langone Home Depot co-founder; financier
Leonard Lauder Estee Lauder Companies - Chairman
Ronald Lauder fmr Ambassador, investor, philanthropist
Ralph Lauren fashion designer
Ken Lay former Enron chairman, ceo; convicted of securities fraud
Edward Liddy AIG - CEO
John Mack Morgan Stanley chairman, CEO 2005-present
Peter Magowan San Francisco Giants owner 1993-present
J Howard Marshall, II oil tycoon
Mary Matalin political strategist
Mike McCaskey Chicago Bears chairman
Billy Joe 'Red' McCombs former NBA and NFL team owner; co-founder of Clear Channel Communications
Drayton McLane Jr Houston Astros owner
Art Modell Baltimore Ravens owner 1996-2005; Cleveland Browns owner 1961-95
Tom Monaghan Domino's Pizza founder; Catholic activist, philanthropist
James Mulva Chairman, CEO ConocoPhillips
Chuck Norris actor, martial arts expert
John O'Neill Swift Vets and POWs for Truth co-founder; attorney
David O'Reilly Chairman, CEO ChevronTexaco
Ted Olson US Solicitor General 2001-04; attorney
Tom Osborne congressman, college football coach
Arnold Palmer golf champion
Vikram Pandit Citigroup CEO
Richard Parsons Citigroup - Chairman designate
Henry Paulson US Treasury Secretary 2006-09; Goldman Sachs chairman, CEO 1998-2006;
Nelson Peltz food industry mogul
Roger Penske Penske Racing team owner; Penske Corporation chairman, ceo
Ron Perelman businessman
Tom Perkins venture capitalist; sportsman
T Boone Pickens Texas oilman, financier
Jeanine Pirro Westchester County DA 1993-2005
Philip Purcell Morgan Stanley chairman, CEO 1997-2005
Sumner Redstone Viacom chairman
Steven Reinemund Pepsico chairman, ceo
Jerry Reinsdorf Chicago White Sox and Chicago Bulls owner
Condoleezza Rice US Secretary of State 2005-09
John Rigas Adelphia Cable founder; convicted of corporate fraud
Timothy Rigas Adelphia executive; convicted of corporate fraud
Bruce Rohde ConAgra Foods chairman,ceo
Cesar Romero actor
Art Rooney, Sr Pittsburgh Steelers founder
Karl Rove Deputy Chief of Staff; political consultant
John Rowland Gov. of Conn. 1995-2004; convicted of corruption
Donald Rumsfeld Sec. of Defense 1975-77, 2001-06
Edward Rust State Farm chairman, ceo
Richard Mellon Scaife Pittsburgh Tribune-Review publisher
Chuck Scarborough NBC
Marge Schott Cincinnati Reds owner 1985-99
Charles Schwab Charles Schwab Inc. chairman, ceo
Stephen Schwarzman financier, billionaire
Brent Scowcroft National Security Advisor 1974-77 and 1989-93
Richard Scrushy HealthSouth founder; convicted of bribery
Tom Seaver baseball hall-of-famer
Ivan Seidenberg Verizon Chairman, CEO
Terry Semel Yahoo! chairman, ceo 2001-07
Pam Shriver pro tennis player
Harold Simmons financier
Frank Sinatra entertainer
Frederick Smith FedEx chairman, ceo
George Soros financier
Alex Spanos San Diego Chargers owner; real estate developer
Aaron Spelling producer
Maurice Stans Sec. of Commerce 1969-72; indicted (acquitted) in Watergate scandal
Roger Staubach NFL hall-of-fame quarterback
William Stavropoulos Dow Chemical chairman
George Steinbrenner owner, NY Yankees
Jimmy Stewart actor
Jack Taylor Enterprise Rent-A-Car founder
Fred Thompson US Senator 1994-2003; actor; attorney
Larry Thompson deputy US Attorney General 2001-03; Pepsico evp
Randall Tobias Director of Foreign Assistance & USAID Director 2006-07
Donald Trump real estate developer, game show host
Ivana Trump author, model
Thomas Usher US Steel chairman, ceo
Jack Valenti lobbyist
Andrew von Eschenbach FDA Commissioner 2005-present
Alice Walton Wal-Mart billionaire
Helen Walton Wal-Mart billionaire
Jim Walton Wal-Mart billionaire; Arvest Bank ceo
Tom Watson pro golfer
Doug Wead writer; political aide
Jack Welch GE ceo 1981-2001
William Weld Governor of Massachusetts 1991-97
William Westmoreland Army General; commanded American military operations in the Vietnam War from 1964-68
Edward Whitacre AT&T - Chairman, CEO 2005-07
Christine Todd Whitman NJ Gov 1994-2001; EPA chief 2001-03
Armstrong Williams pundit
Fred Wilpon NY Mets owner
Gary Winnick former chairman of Global Crossing Ltd
Steve Wozniak personal computing pioneer
Robert Wright NBC Universal - Chairman, CEO 1986-2007
Sam Zell Tribune Co. chairman, CEO; real estate magnate

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