He did work for one of the biggest lobbying firms in DC, whose clients included pharmaceutical companies
SupportedChris Pappas, at New Hampshire U.S. Senate General Election Debate (WMUR)
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Why we checked itSpecific allegation that opponent worked for a major lobbying firm with pharma clients — verifiable against employment and lobbying records
What we foundJohn Sununu did work for Akin Gump, independently confirmed to be one of the largest lobbying firms in Washington, D.C., whose clients during his tenure included major pharmaceutical companies such as Pfizer, Gilead Sciences, Bayer, and PhRMA.