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Pioneer Profiles: George W. Bush's $100,000 Club
 
Name: John Ong
Occupation: Retired Chair, B.F. Goodrich
Industry: Energy & Natural Resources
Home: Akron, OH

Political Contributions:
Bush Gubernatorial Races: 
 $0
Republican Hard Money: 
$116,665
Republican Soft Money: 
$5,000
Democratic Hard Money: 
$2,000
Democratic Soft Money: 
$0
Federal PAC Hard Money:
$1,000
Total Contributions:
$124,665
Soft Money from Employer:
$60,000
to Republicans:
$60,000
to Democrats:
$0
B.F. Goodrich left the tire business in ’87; John Ong retired from the surviving aerospace and chemical company in ’97. Ong was a big wheel in big business, heading the powerful Business Roundtable. He and his fellow CEOs of the Roundtable helped slay Clinton’s ‘94 health-care plan, which they attacked as runaway big-government spending. A year later, Ong made an impassioned plea for big-government spending for his industry in the form of increased federal research and development funds.


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