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There are schools and professional requirements to become a lobbyist.
There is ” a profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open.” These are the words of:
According to lawyer, legal scholar and professor Sean J. Kealy, there are several types of lobbyists and styles of lobbying.
The Supreme Court upheld lobbying registration requirements in the case U.S. v. Harris in ___________.
Entities formed by a special interest group for the purpose of funneling contributions to the political campaigns of members of Congress and other office seekers are known as _______________.
_____________ percentage of lobbyists represent business interests.
A lobbyist who conveys information to legislators without necessarily advocating position on a program is known as ____________.
Lobbyists who organize grassroot support for clients’ legislative programs are known as _______________.
Lobbyists who closely observe the legislature’s activities for developments that are important to their clients are known as ___________.
Lobbyists whose approach or methods are often used by other lobbyists are known as _____________.
An attempt to influence a specific list of governmental decisions or actions is known as ____________.
An attempt to influence government contract or purchasing decision is the domain of _____________.
The Government cannot restrict speech based on the speaker’s corporate identity, was reaffirmed in: _____________
Lobbyists are prohibited from personally contributing money to campaign.
Legislators who care more about being re-elected and “go along for the ride” with lobbyists are called policy wonks.
Legislators who are concerned about making good public policy and who make carefully reasoned decisions despite lobbyists are known as money types.
Two common types of gifts that lobbyists give to public servants are ___________ and _______________.