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Clark and Weinstock describes themselves as 'one of Washington’s most highly-regarded government relations and public affairs consulting firms'<ref>Clark & Weinstock [http://www.clarkandweinstock.com/ Home Page] Accessed 20th March 2008</ref>.

On their website they boast that...
:'Because we have broad experience in both political parties and across so many areas of government, the private sector and the news media, Clark & Weinstock has the capability to communicate effectively with virtually any decision-maker or opinion leader who might influence a policy decision important to our clients'<ref>ibid</ref>.

==People==
* [[Davis Weinstock]]<ref>Clark & Weinstock [http://www.clarkandweinstock.com/davis_weinstock.html Davis Weinstock] Accessed 20th March 2008</ref> - Chairman. Davis is a director of [[Coro]], [[Apollo Inner-City Corporation]], [[Impact Repertory Theater]] and [[New Visions for Public Schools]]. Davis has previously represented the [[Federal Trade Commission]], [[Harvard Graduate School of Business]], the [[New York Stock Exchange]] and the [[Securities and Exchange Commission]].

* [[Vin Weber]]<ref>Clark & Weinstock [http://www.clarkandweinstock.com/vin_weber.html Vin Weber] Accessed 20th March 2008</ref> - Chief Executive Officer. Vin is also Chairman of the [[National Endowment for Democracy]], serves on the [[Board of The Council on Foreign Relations]], is a member of the U.S. Secretary of Defense’s [[Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee]], serves on the U.S. Secretary of State’s [[Advisory Committee on Democracy Promotion]], is a senior fellow at the [[Humphrey Institute]] at the [[University of Minnesota]] (where he is co-director of the Policy Forum) and is on the Board of [[ITT Educational Services]], The [[Lenox Group]], and the [[Aspen Institute]] (where he serves on the Institute’s Middle East Strategy Group). He is also Policy Chairman of [[Romney for President Inc.]] (overseeing all policy development for Governor [[Mitt Romney]]).

Weber served in the United States House of Representatives from 1981 to 1993 and according to his biography,
:'Vin is one of the most prominent and successful strategists in the Republican Party and enjoys strong bipartisan relationships across the Legislative and Executive branches of government. He serves as a trusted advisor to senior officials in the Administration and on Capitol Hill, and has counseled numerous Presidential campaigns'.

Weber previously co-chaired a major 'independent' task force on U.S. Policy Toward Reform in the Arab World with former U.S. Secretary of State [[Madeleine Albright]]. Prior to 1994, Vin was president and co-director of [[Empower America]] a public policy advocacy group alongside other co-directors [[Jack Kemp]], [[Jeane Kirkpatrick]] and [[Bill Bennett]]. He was a member of the [[Appropriations Committee]] and an elected member of the [[House Republican Leadership]] and prior to this was campaign manager and chief Minnesota aide to Senator [[Rudy Boschwitz]] (1978-1980)

Weber is a contributing columnist to The Hill newspaper and was the publisher of The [[Murray County Herald]] from 1976-1978. He has featured in numerous national publications, including The [[New York Times]], The [[Wall Street Journal]], The [[Washington Post]], The [[Los Angeles Times]], the [[Associated Press]], [[National Journal]] and The [[New Republic]]. He has also appeared on [[NBC’s Nightly News]], The News Hour with Jim Lehrer on [[PBS]], [[ABC]]’s This Week, the [[CBS]] Early Show, [[Fox News Channel]], [[CNN]] and [[MSNBC]].

==Clients==
* [[Pfizer]] (2007)<ref>The Centre for Responsive Ethics [http://www.opensecrets.org/lobbyists/clientsum.asp?year=2007&txtname=Pfizer+Inc Lobbying-Pfizer] Accessed 11th March 2008</ref>

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 * [[Davis Weinstock]]<ref>Clark & Weinstock [http://www.clarkandweinstock.com/davis_weinstock.html Davis Weinstock] Accessed 20th March 2008</ref> - Chairman. Davis is a director of [[Coro]], [[Apollo Inner-City Corporation]], [[Impact Repertory Theater]] and [[New Visions for Public Schools]]. Davis has previously represented the [[Federal Trade Commission]], [[Harvard Graduate School of Business]], the [[New York Stock Exchange]] and the [[Securities and Exchange Commission]].
-* [[Vin Weber]]<ref>Clark & Weinstock [http://www.clarkandweinstock.com/vin_weber.html Vin Weber] Accessed 20th March 2008</ref> - Chief Executive Officer. Vin is also Chairman of the [[National Endowment for Democracy]], serves on the [[Board of The Council on Foreign Relations]], is a member of the U.S. Secretary of Defense’s [[Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee]], serves on the U.S. Secretary of State’s [[Advisory Committee on Democracy Promotion]], is a senior fellow at the [[Humphrey Institute]] at the [[University of Minnesota]] (where he is co-director of the Policy Forum) and is on the Board of [[ITT Educational Services]], The [[Lenox Group]], and the [[Aspen Institute]] (where he serves on the Institute’s Middle East Strategy Group). He is also Policy Chairman of [[Romney for President Inc.]] (overseeing all policy development for Governor [[Mitt Romney]]).
+* [[Vin Weber]]<ref>Clark & Weinstock [http://www.clarkandweinstock.com/vin_weber.html Vin Weber] Accessed 20th March 2008</ref> - Chief Executive Officer. Vin is also Chairman of the [[National Endowment for Democracy]], serves on the Board of The [[Council on Foreign Relations]], is a member of the U.S. Secretary of Defense’s [[Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee]], serves on the U.S. Secretary of State’s [[Advisory Committee on Democracy Promotion]], is a senior fellow at the [[Humphrey Institute]] at the [[University of Minnesota]] (where he is co-director of the Policy Forum) and is on the Board of [[ITT Educational Services]], The [[Lenox Group]], and the [[Aspen Institute]] (where he serves on the Institute’s Middle East Strategy Group). He is also Policy Chairman of [[Romney for President Inc.]] (overseeing all policy development for Governor [[Mitt Romney]]).
 Weber served in the United States House of Representatives from 1981 to 1993 and according to his biography,
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 Weber previously co-chaired a major 'independent' task force on U.S. Policy Toward Reform in the Arab World with former U.S. Secretary of State [[Madeleine Albright]]. Prior to 1994, Vin was president and co-director of [[Empower America]] a public policy advocacy group alongside other co-directors [[Jack Kemp]], [[Jeane Kirkpatrick]] and [[Bill Bennett]]. He was a member of the [[Appropriations Committee]] and an elected member of the [[House Republican Leadership]] and prior to this was campaign manager and chief Minnesota aide to Senator [[Rudy Boschwitz]] (1978-1980)
 Weber is a contributing columnist to <i>The Hill</i> newspaper and was the publisher of The [[Murray County Herald]] from 1976-1978. He has featured in numerous national publications, including The <i>[[New York Times]]</i>, The <i>[[Wall Street Journal]]</i>, The <i>[[Washington Post]]</i>, The <i>[[Los Angeles Times]]</i>, the <i>[[Associated Press]]</i>, <i>[[National Journal]]</i> and The <i>[[New Republic]]</i>. He has also appeared on [[NBC’s Nightly News]], The News Hour with Jim Lehrer on [[PBS]], [[ABC]]’s This Week, the [[CBS]] Early Show, [[Fox News Channel]], [[CNN]] and [[MSNBC]].
 ==Clients==