The Radical Insider
As a congressman, Ron Dellums could be counted on to advance a progressive agenda. But his voting record only told part of the story.
By Will Harper
Page 7 of 7
Ron Dellums certainly remains relevant today, even if he isn't the moral beacon he once was. Earlier this year, to the surprise of many people, President Bush reappointed him to the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV and AIDS.
And once his firm signs on some new clients for its Sacramento operation, Dellums should make a damn good state lobbyist, too. After all, how many lobbyists can say they inspired the speaker of the Assembly to dedicate his life to public service?
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