Kenneth Vogel

New York Times

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Kenneth Vogel is a reporter for the New York Times, covering conflict of interest issues, lobbying and money in politics. He is a former chief investigative reporter for Politico.

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Republican senators are still debating various versions of the health care bill. Two years ago, Republican senators passed a complete repeal.

What do Republicans' big donors make of the health care mess?

Republican senators are still debating various versions of the health care bill. Two years ago, Republican senators passed a complete repeal.

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During his campaign, candidate Donald Trump attacked his own party's "most generous political donors."

Mike Pence is secretly courting top GOP donors

During his campaign, candidate Donald Trump attacked his own party's "most generous political donors."

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump embraces a member of The Remembrance Project at a campaign rally in Henderson, Nevada October 5, 2016 Photo by David Becker/Reuters 
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Some of Trump's 'angel moms' now feel exploited

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump embraces a member of The Remembrance Project at a campaign rally in Henderson, Nevada October 5, 2016 Photo by David Becker/Reuters …

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