Filings identify two Rogers campaign consultants as registered lobbyists for Israel
Politics · First reported 2 Nov, 19:52 · Updated 00:37
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A Washington Examiner snippet says filings show that two communications consultants hired by Republican Mike Rogers’s Michigan Senate campaign are registered lobbyists for Israel. The supplied evidence names Abigail “Abby” Ronson and Jesse Stokes, both described as Convergence Media staffers.
- Filings reportedly show two communications consultants hired by Mike Rogers’s Michigan Senate campaign are registered lobbyists for Israel.
- The consultants are identified as Convergence Media staffers Abigail “Abby” Ronson and Jesse Stokes.
- A separate supplied headline characterizes multiple Rogers campaign staffers as paid agents for Israel, while its snippet says one is a registered foreign agent.
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- Mike Rogers’s Michigan Senate campaign
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- Abigail “Abby” Ronson and Jesse Stokes
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- Convergence Media
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- The report says both consultants are registered lobbyists for Israel
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- An earlier Lux summary says Haley Stevens withdrew her endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed and endorsed Mike Rogers, prompting criticism within the Michigan Democratic Party. [d63f8e70-e9c6-49a9-b2cf-60bbb9bf8abd]
- An earlier Lux headline reported that Mike Rogers picked up another Democratic endorsement on election eve. [719783d3-6ad4-40b9-872f-8c316bb56d7a]
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