The shrimp were piled high on ice, the deviled eggs circled the room on platters, the white wine flowed and Newt Gingrich held court at a Dentons reception Tuesday evening during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. The event, held at the city’s historic Union Club, gave Dentons’ lawyers and lobbyists a chance to mingle with lawmakers and business clients.
The stately building in downtown Cleveland was initially reserved for the convention by a group backed by the Koch brothers. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported in March that Freedom Partners, a nonprofit that the billionaire brothers supported, changed its plans after Trump’s candidacy gained steam.
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