Opinion: Trump and money are shielding Saudi Arabia from accountability for Khashoggi's killing (via latimesopinion)
, whose namesake, former Rep. Howard “Buck” McKeon , was once the chairman of the House Armed Services Committee.
Saudi Arabia has also dramatically increased funding to many of the lobbying and public relations firms that stayed with them post-Khashoggi. In fact, one firm — Qorvis Communications, the Saudis’ longtime public relations gurus in America — received nearlyfrom the kingdom in just the first three months after Khashoggi’s death, more than most countries spend on all of their lobbying activities for an entire year.
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