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Mark Grobmyer

Lawyer with Arnold Grobmyer & Haley and godson of Jackson Stephens who did legal work for Stephens Inc., sat on the Clinton-Gore Arkansas Finance Council in 1992 and introduced Clinton to Al Gore in 1988.

Mark Grobmyer is a lawyer with the firm of Arnold Grobmyer & Haley. He is a godson of Jackson Stephens and often did legal work for Stephens Inc.1

Clinton and Gore

Grobmyer was a law student at the University of Arkansas while Bill Clinton taught there. A longtime friend of Albert Gore and Tipper Gore, he introduced Clinton to Gore in 1988. During the 1992 presidential election he was a member of the Clinton-Gore Arkansas Finance Council. He and his wife, Libby, were profiled in a 1996 report by the Center for Public Integrity on overnight guests of the Clinton White House; he did not respond to the Center's inquiries.1

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  1. Ebrahim, Margaret. "Fat Cat Hotel." Center for Public Integrity, August 1, 1996. https://publicintegrity.org/accountability/fat-cat-hotel/ (archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20260211100300/https://publicintegrity.org/accountability/fat-cat-hotel/)

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