Features related to lobbying
When it comes to reforming Washington, money in politics is the issue that trumps all others. Activist Josh Silver has some ideas on how to fix our coin-operated political system. Continue reading
Pro-gun lobbyists say bills in Congress that increase prison time for those who buy guns for someone else are too harsh and could target innocent people. Continue reading
Economist Simon Johnson says implementation of the act’s reforms is “painfully slow” and that our financial system remains at risk. Continue reading
A new report finds that the amount of money spent on lobbying and the number of registered lobbyists has dropped. But that doesn’t mean there’s less lobbying in the nation’s capitol. Continue reading
Washington influence peddling isn’t new, but that doesn’t mean the peddlers shouldn’t be called out. Continue reading
Take a look at some lawmakers and lobbyists who’ve made the switch from Capitol Hill to K Street, and vice versa, in the recent past. Continue reading
Bill takes you through the revolving door between Washington leaders and lobbyists to see how you lose and they win. Continue reading
Why the fiscal cliff is merely a phantom menace — and what we should be talking about instead. Continue reading
Moyers and Winship say revolving-door politics allows corporate interests to have an upper hand in the close calls that determine public policy. Continue reading


