Chamber of Commerce hires odd couple Evan Bayh and Andy Card for anti-regs roadshow

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Evan Bayh joins Andy Card in Chamber of Commerce roadshow against government regulations

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Bayh-Card road show for the Chamber of Commerce rolls out

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Odd couple Evan Bayh and Andy Card kick off Chamber of Commerce road show

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WASHINGTON, October 27, 2004 — When registered lobbyists dig into their wallets, incumbent senators almost always benefit....

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Big pay raises and parting bonuses increasingly raising ire of shareholders.

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