Last month, former Health & Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson announced he was seeking the GOP nomination for Wisconsin’s open U.S. Senate seat. A week before that, though, Thompson was discussing the 9/11 anniversary on the air, and he promoted an anthrax vaccine that happens to be made by one of his consulting clients, PharmAthene.
Bill Flook at the Washington Business Journal reports this tale of non-disclosure and conflicting interests:
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