Roger J. Stone Jr.

Muckety metrics:

Connections: Roger J. Stone Jr. has direct or once-removed relationships with 217 people, organizations or other entities in our database of the most influential people in America. Under a scoring system that gives more weight to direct links, this score is higher than 95% of all entries.

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Muckety connection score: 95

Influence: Stone has a Muckety influence index of 92 out of 100. This is a measure of power and reach compared with others in the U.S. leadership elite.

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Muckety influence score: 92

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Roger J. Stone Jr.

Gender: Male

Areas of interest:

nonprofits

business

politics & government

Personal social network: Much of Stone's Muckety comes from political connections.

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Muckety news stories featuring Roger J. Stone Jr.

Roger Stone's political menage a trois

The ubiquitous Roger Stone has advised not one but two candidates in this year's race for governor of New York.

October 22, 2010

Roger Stone caught up in NYS leadership battle

What would a Republican-led palace coup be without the involvement of self-admitted dirty trickster Roger J. Stone Jr.?

June 15, 2009

Roger J. Stone Jr. personal relations:

Robert Buschel - attorney

Alan Flusser - tailor

Paul Rolf Jensen - attorney

Other current Roger J. Stone Jr. relationships:

Black Manforte & Stone - founder

Ikon Holdings Inc. - partner

Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler - head of public affairs

Roger J. Stone Jr. past relationships:

1976 Ronald Reagan presidential campaign - eastern regional political director

1980 Ronald Reagan presidential campaign - eastern regional political director

1984 Ronald Reagan presidential campaign - eastern regional political director

1996 Arlen Specter presidential campaign - adviser

2000 George W. Bush presidential campaign - operative

2002 Tom Golisano (NY) gubernatorial campaign - adviser

2004 Al Sharpton presidential campaign - consultant

2010 Carl Paladino (NY) gubernatorial campaign - adviser

2010 Kristin Davis (NY) gubernatorial campaign - adviser

Joseph L. Bruno - consultant

Committee to Re-elect the President (Nixon) - campaign strategist

Bob Dole - aide

Eliot Spitzer - political opponent

Donald Trump - consultant

Five degrees of Kevin:

We can connect Roger J. Stone Jr. with Kevin Bacon in four steps:
Roger J. Stone Jr. → Committee to Re-elect the President (Nixon) →
Richard M. Nixon → Frost/Nixon →

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Extended reach:

Among the most influential people in Roger J. Stone Jr.'s web of second-degree relationships:

Charles R. Black Jr.

T. Boone Pickens Jr.

Frederick B. Whittemore

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New York Times

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