Doolittle took over $100,000 from convicted congressional briber and felon Jack Abramoff, his clients, and his associates.
›In January of 2006, Doolittle’s “good friend” Jack Abramoff pled guilty to fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy charges in connection to a federal bribery investigation involving members of Congress. Read more.

The John Doolittle / Jack Abramoff timeline tells a troubling story… You be the judge.
› Newly released Senate documents call into question the timing of $67,000 in payments from disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff to the wife of Rep. John Doolittle. Read more.

Doolittle sets a bad example on ethics and actively opposes ethics reforms.
›In January 2005, Doolittle voted to weaken House Ethics rules, and later in 2005 he twice voted to prevent a vote on legislation that would have strengthened House Ethics Rules. Read more.

Doolittle takes cash from donor implicated by confessed felon / former GOP Rep. Randy “Duke” Cunningham
›Doolittle and his PACs received $55,000 from Brent Wilkes and his company, PerfectWave Technologies, more than any other federal lawmaker. Wilkes has been identified as “Co-Conspirator No. 1” in Duke Cunningham’s plea agreement. Read more.

Doolittle has done nothing to stop the waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars on earmarks for lobbyists and cronies, leaving a crippling tax on our children and grandchildren.
› In the next five years, the “Do Little” Congress will manage to rack up over $3 trillion in new debt. Read more

Doolittle has done nothing about national security, homeland security, and border security.
› Doolittle voted against funding to set up the 9/11 Commission, and five years after 9/11, the “Do Little” Congress still has not implemented most of the Commission’s recommendations. Read more

Doolittle has done nothing to help end our country’s dependence on foreign oil.
› Doolittle has voted against increasing fuel efficiency but he voted to give over $2 billion dollars in tax breaks to oil and gas companies. Read more

Doolittle does little or nothing – except when lobbyists are involved.
› Doolittle has publicly told constituents that they should hire a lobbyist if they want help in Washington. And this year, the “Do Little” Congress will work fewer days than the infamous Harry Truman “Do Nothing” Congress of 1948.

Doolittle does not keep his word.
› Doolittle flip-flops on gambling and abortion. Read more