John P. Flannery — SPARQNOW

At-a-Glance

Served as Special Counsel to the U. S. Senate Judiciary Committee and the U.S. Senate Labor Committee.
Worked on the historic Impeachment proceedings of President William Jefferson Clinton for the democratic minority.
Represented all airlines in the 1981 Air Traffic Controllers Strike, negotiating a $28,869,000.00 settlement.
Holds undergraduate degrees in Physics (Fordham) and Industrial Engineering (Columbia), a J.D. (Columbia), and a Masters in Information Science (GW Graduate Business School).
Hosts a daily YouTube broadcast and is a frequent guest commentator on television and radio.

Biography

John P. Flannery is a practicing American attorney with a background as a litigator and former federal prosecutor. He has served twice on Capitol Hill as Special Counsel, first to the U.

S. Senate Judiciary Committee, appointed by Chairman Strom Thurmond, and then to the U.S.

Senate Labor Committee, appointed by Chairman Orrin Hatch. His work on the Hill included investigating efforts to subvert American foreign policy, confirmation hearings, and the influence of organized crime in labor unions.