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Lobbyist is defined as the legal definition – someone who is paid to influence congress for more than 20% of his time, broadly construed (includes preparing to lobby, drafting documents, etc., not just actually face time).
Matthew Yglesias » Obama Administration Cracking Down on Human Rights Lobbyists 2009
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(Our acCOLAde for Best Lobbyist is here and our Tea Party acCOLAde is here.)
PubliCola’s 2010 Legislative Session Accolades. Best Policy. Biggest Loser. « PubliCola 2010
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McCain Lobbyist connection and contracts are in support of the Rich and Wealthy.
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– No Increase in Lobbyist Transparency: Lobbyists can continue to pay $25,000 or $50,000 for a campaign fundraiser, with no oversight.
Think Progress » BREAKING: House Passes Sham Ethics Reform 2006
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- No Increase in Lobbyist Transparency: The bill “so narrowly defines what qualifies as a fundraising event for a member of Congress that it will be easy to design campaign fundraisers that do not meet the definition, and therefore will not have to be disclosed.”
Think Progress » House Conservatives Abandon Ethics Reform, End Debate on Bill With No Vote 2006
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In that light - Obama was merely acting like a Lobbyist, which is what he does best AKA campaign and TV advertising.
Obama Has Lost A Valuable Thing - Dan_McLaughlin’s blog - RedState 2009
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ROD BLAGOJEVICH instructed Fundraiser A to call Lobbyist 1 the following day and ask Lobbyist 1 what to do about the fact that Hospital Executive 1 is not calling Fundraiser A back and inquire whether it was possible that Individual A had instructed Hospital Executive 1 not to call back. [my emphasis]
Firedoglake 2009
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Paul Rosenfeld, identified as Lobbyist 2 in the criminal complaint handed out Dec. 9, still works for a lobbying firm that represents 28 clients.
unknown title 2009
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ROD BLAGOJEVICH instructed Fundraiser A to call Lobbyist 1 the following day and ask Lobbyist 1 what to do about the fact that Hospital Executive 1 is not calling Fundraiser A back and inquire whether it was possible that Individual A had instructed Hospital Executive 1 not to call back. [my emphasis]
Firedoglake 2009
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MarthaSugalski Alan Grayson calls Lobbyist Linda Robertson a "K Street Whore" Story now dualdiagnosis How about HuffPo?
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009
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