Gianelli

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Senator Gianelli was an elderly Democratic senator in the 106th and 107th Congresses. He was a grandfather.^[1]

In 2000, despite calls from the White House, Gianelli wouldn't change from his position on the ethanol tax credit.^[2] In 2001, Gianelli assisted Howard Stackhouse by relieving him during the "Stackhouse filibuster."^[3]^[4]

Notes and references[]

↑ "...after McNamara came Gianelli, grandfathers all." from The Stackhouse Filibuster
↑ "We talked to Huntington. We talked to Gianelli. We talked to Kelly, and Martinson, and Rathburn." from 20 Hours in L.A.
↑ "...and when Grissom was done, McNamara took over, and after McNamara came Gianelli..." from The Stackhouse Filibuster
↑ The name "Gianelli" wouldlater be used by the more prolific character Bruno Gianelli. It is unknown if there was any relation between the two.

[1] "...after McNamara came Gianelli, grandfathers all." from The Stackhouse Filibuster

[2] "We talked to Huntington. We talked to Gianelli. We talked to Kelly, and Martinson, and Rathburn." from 20 Hours in L.A.

[3] "...and when Grissom was done, McNamara took over, and after McNamara came Gianelli..." from The Stackhouse Filibuster

[4] The name "Gianelli" wouldlater be used by the more prolific character Bruno Gianelli. It is unknown if there was any relation between the two.

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