J.C. Watts' news channel
Ex-lawmaker hopes to fill niche
WASHINGTON — When J.C. Watts left Congress in 2003, he started his own lobbying, consulting and public affairs companies based in Washington. He also has been a regular political commentator and a corporate board member while also working on charitable efforts like the Coalition for AIDS Relief in Africa .
Now Watts, 50, is about to embark on a venture that will combine his business and political background with...
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