The Bush-Cheney Gazillions Tour

RANGERS

Of the 100 listed by the Bush campaign, 14 are from Florida, 12 from Texas, 11 from California, and eight from New York.

Duane W. Acklie, Nebraska

W. Andrew Adams, Tennessee

Dawn and Roland E. Arnall, California

Alfred S. Austin, Florida

Cathy Bailey, Kentucky

Lawrence E. Bathgate II, New Jersey

Bruce D. Benson, Colorado

Teel Bivins, Texas

Michael M. Boone, Texas

Katherine E. Boyd, California

Elliott Broidy, California

Steve Burd, California

Marvin P. Bush, Virginia

James P. Cain, North Carolina

Joseph C. Canizaro, Louisiana

Charles Cawley, Delaware

John D. Collins, Florida

Peter R. Coneway, Texas

Dan Cook, Texas

Husein Cumber, Florida

Richard K. Davidson, Nebraska

William O. DeWitt Jr., Ohio

Jennifer Dunn, Washington

Buzz duPont, California

Christopher F. Egan, Massachusetts

Richard J. Egan, Massachusetts

Michael J. Egan, Massachusetts

Richard T. Farmer, Ohio

Robert Fee, New York

C. Edward Floyd, South Carolina

Frank E. Fowler, Tennessee

Sam Fox, Missouri

Bradford M. Freeman, California

Yousif B. Ghafari, Michigan

David F. Girard-di Carlo, Pennsylvania

Charles L. Glazer, Connecticut

Stephen Goldsmith, Indiana

Robert T. Grand, Indiana

Joseph Grano, New York

Hank Greenberg, New York

Jon D. Hammes, Wisconsin

J. Dennis Hastert, Illinois

Michael Hightower, Florida

Al Hoffman, Florida

Richard F. Hohlt, D.C.

Al Hubbard, Indiana

Kathy Hubbard, Indiana

Robert W. Johnson IV, New York

John C. Kern Jr., Ohio

Nancy G. Kinder, Texas

Mark Kirk, Illinois

Jim Kittle Jr., Indiana

James R. Klauser, Wisconsin

C. Michael Kojaian, Michigan

Fred W. Lazenby, Tennessee

Michael Lebovitz, Tennessee

Stephen Lessing, New York

Carl H. Lindner, Ohio

Carl H. Lindner III, Ohio

Tom and Nancy Loeffler, Texas

Bob and Mary Jane Martinez, Florida

Susan McCaw, Washington

Mayer Mitchell, Alabama

Allen Morgan Jr., Tennessee

Dennis E. Nixon, Texas

Stan O'Neal, New York

Bill Owens, Colorado

George E. Pataki, New York

Thomas F. Petway III, Florida

Sergio Pino, Florida

Van B. Poole, Florida

Ralph Reed Jr., Georgia

Jamie Reynolds, Georgia

Thomas M. Reynolds, New York

Dub Riter Jr., Texas

Raul R. Romero, Texas

John D. Rood, Florida

Larry Ruvo, Nevada

Patrick G. Ryan, Illinois

Kenneth R. Satterlee, California

Justin J. Sayfie, Florida

W. Richard Scarlett III, Wyoming

Dwight Schar, Virginia

William Scherer, Florida

Ned L. Siegel, Florida

Gregory W. Slayton, California

Gordon Smith, Oregon

Alex G. Spanos, California

Manuel Stamatakis, Pennsylvania

Shawn and Michelle Steel, California

John T. Steen Jr., Texas

Marc I. Stern, California

William H. Strong, Illinois

Eric Tanenblatt, Georgia

W.R. Timken Jr., Ohio

Ben Whitney, Minnesota

David H. Wilkins, South Carolina

J. Roger Williams, Texas

Zachariah P. Zachariah, M.D., Florida

Frederick Zeidman, Texas

PIONEERS

Bush's campaign has been lauded for releasing its bundler lists. But watchdogs such as Texans for Public Justice and The Nation contend that there are hundreds more Pioneers and have pressed the campaign to release a full list. TPJ's extensive website (tpj.org) on the campaign includes a spreadsheet tracking what it says are more than 500 Pioneer program participants.

Jack Abramoff, D.C.

Anthony Alexander, Ohio

Teresa Amend, Texas

Tony Antone, Michigan

Alexander Arshinkoff, Ohio

Robert H. Asher, Illinois

Bob Asher, Pennsylvania

Edward G. Atsinger III, California

Lee M. Bass, Texas

Frank Baxter, California

Louis A. Beecherl Jr., Texas

Dee Dee Benkie, Indiana

Robert T. Bennett, Ohio

Dennis R. Berman, Texas

Wayne Berman, D.C.

Ron Beshear, Ohio

Bruce L. Bialosky, California

Carole L. Bionda, California

Molly Bordonaro, Oregon

Rudy Boschwitz, Minnesota

David L. Brennan, Ohio

William O. Brisben, Ohio

Les Brorsen, Virginia

August Busch III, Missouri

Wendy Cantor Hales, California

Al Cardenas, Florida

John D. Carswell, Georgia

James Cayne, New York

James H. Click, Arizona

Norman Coleman, Minnesota

Robert J. Congel, New York

John Connors, Washington

Fred Cooper, Georgia

Douglas E. Corn, Ohio

Lucia Cottone, Florida

Jim Culbertson, North Carolina

Alfonse D'Amato, New York

John C. Danforth, Missouri

William Danhof, Michigan

Robert A. Day, California

Dwight W. Decker, California

Fred Decosimo, Tennessee

Betsy DeVos, Michigan

Paul Dickerson, Texas

Charles E. Dorkey III, New York

Craig J. Duchossois, Illinois

Patrick J. Durkin, New York

James C. Edenfield, Georgia

Lewis Eisenberg, New Jersey

John Etchart, Montana

Dwight H. Evans, Georgia

Thomas Everist, South Dakota

Itchko Ezratti, Florida

Mallory Factor, New York

Pepe Fanjul, Florida

T. Martin Fiorentino Jr., Florida

Peter Fitzgerald, Illinois

Richard Fore, D.C.

Tillie Fowler, D.C.

Barbara Franklin, Connecticut

Bart Friedman, New York

Lisa Gable, Virginia

Frank Gargano, New York

Ronald Gidwitz, Illinois

Roy Goodman, New York

Michael Govan, Virginia

Lanny Griffith, D.C.

James Grodnick, Alabama

Adele Hall, Kansas

Kent Hance, Texas

David Hanna, California

Bill G. Hartley, Texas

Beth Harwell, Tennessee

Malik M. Hasan, M.D., Colorado

James A. Haslam II, Tennessee

Donald P. Hinson, Florida

Ben and Vicki Hinson, Georgia

Mark A. Holman, Pennsylvania

Mori Hosseini, Florida

Gaylord T. Hughey Jr., Texas

Todd Huston, Indiana

Frank Jao, California

Thomas L. Johnson, Texas

Chip Kahn, D.C.

Sheldon Kamins, Maryland

Ron Kaufman, D.C.

Munr Kazmir, Ph.D., New Jersey

John Kelly, Washington

Bobbie & Bill Kilberg, Virginia

Richard R. Kilgust, New York

Robert A. Kotick, California

Hersh Kozlov, New Jersey

Edward D. Kratovil, Connecticut

Henry Kravis, New York

James Langdon, D.C.

Charles W. Larson Jr., Iowa

Rob Leebern, Georgia

Edward C. Levy Jr., Michigan

Robert Liggett, Michigan