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Alibaba

Alibaba and Darrell Issa are connected through legislative efforts concerning cybersecurity and counterfeit goods regulation.

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Amazon

Amazon and Darrell Issa are connected through the legislative efforts of the SHOP SAFE Act, which Issa is sponsoring, impacting Amazon’s e-commerce operations regarding counterfeits.

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Apple

Apple and Darrell Issa were both involved in the public discourse on privacy and encryption related to a legal case involving Apple’s iPhone security and federal requests.

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Bank of America

Bank of America and Darrell Issa share a significant connection through multiple investigations led by Issa concerning Bank of America’s financial practices and acquisitions.

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Blue Cross Blue Shield

Blue Cross Blue Shield and Darrell Issa are discussed in the context of potential exits from the Affordable Care Act market.

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BNP Paribas

BNP Paribas and Darrell Issa are mentioned in the context of Issa’s inquiry into DOJ’s settlement strategies with banks, including BNP Paribas, regarding mortgage securities fraud.

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Boeing

Boeing and Darrell Issa are connected through Issa’s involvement in a high-profile subpoena against the NLRB related to Boeing’s labor practices.

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BP

BP and Darrell Issa were connected through Issa’s critique of BP’s role in the Gulf Oil Spill recovery efforts led by the Obama Administration.

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CitiGroup

CitiGroup and Darrell Issa are connected through Issa’s oversight and inquiry into the DOJ’s settlements with financial institutions, including CitiGroup, related to the mortgage-securities scandal.

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ConocoPhillips

ConocoPhillips and Darrell Issa are connected through a Congressional request to identify burdensome government regulations.

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ExxonMobil

Darrell Issa and ExxonMobil are both involved in activities that affect climate change policies and perceptions; Issa through his political actions and investigations, and ExxonMobil through its corporate stance and influence on public understanding.

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Goldman Sachs

Darrell Issa and Goldman Sachs are connected through Issa’s employment of former Goldman VP Peter Haller and Issa’s efforts to influence banking regulations in favor of Goldman Sachs.

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Honeywell

Darrell Issa and Honeywell appeared in the context of funding for the Eisenhower Memorial Commission, with Honeywell as a donor and Issa as a relevant appropriations committee member.

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JPMorgan Chase

Darrell Issa and JPMorgan Chase are both involved in congressional oversight and foreclosure settlement discussions, but they do not collaborate directly.

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Koch Industries

Darrell Issa and Koch Industries are connected through Issa’s committee staff members who have ties to the Koch brothers, known for their influence in regulatory matters.

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Lockheed Martin

Darrell Issa and Lockheed Martin are both involved in the oversight and execution of a troubled IT project for the Disability Case Processing System.

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Lyft

Darrell Issa and Lyft are connected through Issa’s advocacy for the sharing economy, which includes promoting services like Lyft in federal policies.

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Meta

Darrell Issa and Meta are connected through a legislative initiative addressing censorship and freedom of expression.

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Microsoft

Darrell Issa and Microsoft are both involved in inquiries concerning the technical issues of Healthcare.gov.

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Morgan Stanley

Darrell Issa and Morgan Stanley are mentioned in the context of SEC investigations and potential misconduct related to the financial crisis.

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National Association of Manufacturers

Darrell Issa and the National Association of Manufacturers have communicated regarding regulatory feedback and legal reforms.

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Northrop Grumman

Darrell Issa and Northrop Grumman both appear in the context of federal funding and defense contractor scrutiny.

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Darrell Issa and Starlink are indirectly connected through Elon Musk’s ownership and political activities related to social media censorship.

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Tesla

Darrell Issa and Tesla are connected through Issa’s request for an investigation into ActBlue, which is accused of financing attacks on Tesla properties.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Darrell Issa and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce collaborated on the introduction and support of the Litigation Transparency Act, which aims to regulate third-party litigation funding.

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Uber

Darrell Issa and Uber both support regulatory transparency in civil litigation, as Uber backed legislation introduced by Issa for disclosure of third-party financing in federal lawsuits.

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Jeff Bezos

Darrell Issa and Jeff Bezos are indirectly connected through discussions of legislation affecting e-commerce, via the SHOP SAFE Act that Issa supports and that Amazon, owned by Bezos, has lobbied against.

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Tim Cook

Darrell Issa and Tim Cook both participated in a meeting concerning GOP lawmaker discussions on China protests and are involved in scrutinizing censorship issues related to Big Tech.

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Michael Turner

Darrell Issa and Michael Turner both were involved in the 113th Congress Oversight Committee mentioned in the article.

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Charles Koch

Charles Koch and Darrell Issa are connected through Koch-supported initiatives, specifically via contributions from Koch Industries to political activities connected with Issa.

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Mark Zuckerberg

Darrell Issa and Mark Zuckerberg are involved in a congressional inquiry regarding Facebook’s role in the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story.

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Elon Musk

Darrell Issa and Elon Musk are indirectly connected through legislative and administrative contexts regarding government spending and judicial decisions.

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