Mitch Rose, a former aide to Senate Commerce Committee chairman Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), earned $270,000 from the cable industry in the first half of 2006, largely to influence a major telecommunications bill drafted by Stevens, according to congressional records. Per Multichannel News and many other reports, Rose has an almost father-son relationship with Stevens. Link: Ex-Stevens Aide Reports Cable Money- Multichannel News.
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