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Business groups sense momentum in scaling back Democratic priorities

Republicans face diversity vs. seniority challenge on key finance panel

POLITICO GOP struggles with diversity test on powerful finance panel I ve always said the Republican Party is the Grand Opportunity Party, said Young Kim, who flipped a House seat to GOP control in 2020. Rep. Young Kim speaks during the House Committee on Foreign Affairs hearing. | Ting Shen/Pool via AP Updated: Link Copied A race to fill one of the most coveted committee seats in Congress is forcing Republican leaders to make a tough choice between how much they value seniority over the need to improve diversity in their ranks. At least six GOP lawmakers are vying for an open spot on the House Financial Services Committee, whose vast jurisdiction includes overseeing banks and the nation s stock markets. The 24-seat Republican membership on the committee which is also a prime perch to raise campaign cash from Wall Street is nearly all white and male.

GOP struggles with diversity test on powerful finance panel

GOP struggles with diversity test on powerful finance panel POLITICO 11 hrs ago By Zachary Warmbrodt © Ting Shen/Pool via AP Rep. Young Kim speaks during the House Committee on Foreign Affairs hearing. A race to fill one of the most coveted committee seats in Congress is forcing Republican leaders to make a tough choice between how much they value seniority over the need to improve diversity in their ranks. At least six GOP lawmakers are vying for an open spot on the House Financial Services Committee, whose vast jurisdiction includes overseeing banks and the nation s stock markets. The 24-seat Republican membership on the committee which is also a prime perch to raise campaign cash from Wall Street is nearly all white and male.

Stefanik's Vault Into GOP Leadership Draws Lobbyists' Attention

Washington's new 'Indispensable Man'

Print this article (Graeme Jennings / Washington Examiner) The first time Jeff Miller showed up for work as a 17-year-old, $5-an-hour intern for the Kern County Republican Party, one of his supervisors, the district field representative for high-powered California congressman Bill Thomas, offered him a helpful fashion tip for his first job in politics. Dump whatever hideous-colored dress shirt you’re wearing, the 26-year-old Kevin McCarthy told Miller, gently. From now on, stick to solid white or solid blue. Thirty years later, Miller is a connected Washington lobbyist with his own boutique firm, advising some of the most recognizable corporate brands in the United States and a hard-charging Republican fundraiser and all-around GOP utility player. In the 2020 election cycle, Miller, on a strictly volunteer basis, bundled more than $11.2 million for Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and raised in excess of $100 million, combined, for the former president’s 202