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Orion Strategies is a DC-based public relations firm founded by neoconservative American lobbyist [[Randy Scheunemann]]. [[Michael Goldfarb]] is the current vice president. Orion Strategies is employed by SarahPAC, Sarah Palin's political action committee, and has ties to the [[Emergency Committee for Israel]] which Goldfarb is listed as an 'advisor' to.<ref>Jim Lobe, [http://www.lobelog.com/palins-pac-also-employs-scheunemann/ 'Palin’s PAC Also Employs Scheunemann'], ''Lobelog.com'', 17 July 2010</ref>   
 
Orion Strategies is a DC-based public relations firm founded by neoconservative American lobbyist [[Randy Scheunemann]]. [[Michael Goldfarb]] is the current vice president. Orion Strategies is employed by SarahPAC, Sarah Palin's political action committee, and has ties to the [[Emergency Committee for Israel]] which Goldfarb is listed as an 'advisor' to.<ref>Jim Lobe, [http://www.lobelog.com/palins-pac-also-employs-scheunemann/ 'Palin’s PAC Also Employs Scheunemann'], ''Lobelog.com'', 17 July 2010</ref>   
  
==Affiliations==
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==Principals==
  
 
*[[Randy Scheunemann]] - President
 
*[[Randy Scheunemann]] - President
 
*[[Michael Goldfarb]] - Vice President  
 
*[[Michael Goldfarb]] - Vice President  
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==Affiliations==
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*[[Emergency Committee for Israel]]
  
 
==Resources==
 
==Resources==

Latest revision as of 00:25, 19 July 2010

Orion Strategies is a DC-based public relations firm founded by neoconservative American lobbyist Randy Scheunemann. Michael Goldfarb is the current vice president. Orion Strategies is employed by SarahPAC, Sarah Palin's political action committee, and has ties to the Emergency Committee for Israel which Goldfarb is listed as an 'advisor' to.[1]

Principals

Affiliations

Resources

http://www.manta.com/c/mm7skmv/orion-strategies

Website

http://www.orion-strategies.com/

References

  1. Jim Lobe, 'Palin’s PAC Also Employs Scheunemann', Lobelog.com, 17 July 2010