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Posts Tagged ‘ask a lobbyist’

ASK A LOBBYIST

Ask a Lobbyist: God is a Concept by Which We Measure Our Contributions

Wednesday, April 25th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: people of all races, creeds, and colors, working together to buy you your own congressman.

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LOBBYISTS

Ask a Lobbyist: Define ‘Fraud’

Wednesday, April 18th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: a trip to the hate-mail folder!

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ASK A LOBBYIST

Ask a Lobbyist: …Only Outlaws Would Lobby

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: Big old people have had their mouths at the public teat for too long.

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CONGRESS

Ask a Lobbyist: Golf War

Wednesday, April 4th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: the all-important Union Station men’s room conundrum.

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CONGRESS

Ask a Lobbyist: Sheen is Believing

Wednesday, March 28th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: Who are these people and what do they want from us?

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LOBBYISTS

Ask A Lobbyist: Portrait Of The Lobbyist As A Big-Haired Young Woman

Wednesday, March 21st, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: New lobbyists are disabused of optimism they didn’t even know they had.

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CONGRESS

Ask a Lobbyist: Ohio Players

Wednesday, March 14th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: The usual filth, plus Abraham Lincoln.

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CONGRESS

Ask a Lobbyist: The Five Members You Meet in Seven Minutes in Heaven

Wednesday, March 7th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: Guilt vs. Lust. Like that’s even a contest.

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CONGRESS

Ask a Lobbyist: Sea Breeze

Wednesday, February 28th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week: Constructive criticism! And vodka.

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CONGRESS

Ask a Lobbyist: Who Left All This Garbage on the Steps of Congress?

Thursday, February 22nd, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t. If you have a question about the dirty business of doing business in Washington, ask her.

This week’s installment: a day late due to the traditional President’s Day/Mardi Gras bender.

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CONGRESS

Ask a Lobbyist: Lady Pelosi’s Pearls

Wednesday, February 14th, 2007

Every week, our Anonymous Lobbyist answers your questions about how laws get made and why they probably shouldn’t.

This week: Some things are worth more than money. Other things, not so much.

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