Yesterday, he was named as one of the "25 Most Corrupt" members of Congress, and today he's named as part of Congress' "Dirty Dozen."
From the League of Conservation Voters:
LCVAF Names Rep. J.D. Hayworth to 2006 “Dirty Dozen” List
“Representative J.D. Hayworth apparently believes that oil companies already making record profits are in need of a tax break, instead of investing those resources in putting America on the right path towards a clean energy future.
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He is clearly a friend of Big Oil, and they have rewarded him in return: Rep. Hayworth has taken over $160,000 from the oil and gas industry.
The LCV's scorecard for the rest of the Arizona delegation, for the first session of the 109th Congress (2005):
Vote Scorecard: 109th, 1st session Search Results
Scores for Arizona Sorted by Last Name
Senate:
Jon Kyl (REP) 5%
John McCain (REP) 45%
House of Representatives
Jeff Flake (REP) AZ-6 17%
Trent Franks (REP) AZ-2 6%
Raul Grijalva (DEM) AZ-7 94%
J.D. Hayworth (REP) AZ-5 6%
Jim Kolbe (REP) AZ-8 6%
Ed Pastor (DEM) AZ-4 94%
Rick Renzi (REP) AZ-1 0%
John Shadegg (REP) AZ-3 6%
Wonder when the Republicans are going to purge those slackers, John McCain and Jeff Flake?
Just out of curiousity, I looked up Harry Mitchell's 2005 legislative scorecard from the AZLCV.
100%.
Is it any surprise that the LCV has endorsed Harry Mitchell?
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