Entities / Person
Max Baucus.
American politician (born 1941)
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Earlier this month
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The Congressional Budget Office reviewed health care reform proposals in 2009, coinciding with CNN hosting interviews featuring industry critics like Wendell Potter.Some support1 report
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Allegations of underreported asset values led to campaign spending changes under scrutiny by the FEC and OCE.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Around Max Baucus this week
News at the entities that move Max Baucus most-
Seth Bodnar Shared contextMoffie Funk announced his support for Seth Bodnar's campaign.Moves Max Baucus
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Federal Election Commission Shared contextLawsuits challenge open primary laws in the state, debating the balance between party autonomy and state law.Moves Max Baucus
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Congressional Budget Office Mentioned togetherElon Musk paid to fill LEO with military satellites, involving DARC, the Congressional Budget Office, and the American Physical Society.Moves Max Baucus
Connections
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Congressional Budget Office Mentioned together
CBO was involved in reviewing the health care reform proposal during the relevant period.
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Seth Bodnar Shared context
The evidence places Max Baucus within the Montana Democratic influence network, suggesting a shared political context with Seth Bodnar.
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Jon Tester Shared context
Both are high-profile Democrats operating within the political sphere and influencing the current election cycle.
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Wendell Potter Mentioned together
Both operate within the health care policy sphere, where B advocates for reform goals relevant to A's professional domain.
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Federal Election Commission Shared context
The individual is contextually linked to matters under the scrutiny of the FEC, specifically regarding a firm.