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Oh that’s just great.
Well, then, if Brian says he “was very careful” not to violate the law that he co-sponsored, I believe him. And that’s doubly true when he says he will “probably not get deep into pro-gaming issues.” Because Brian’s a totally trustworthy guy, right? When he says something, you gotta believe it. He’s not someone who, for instance, would publicly deny receiving a sexual favor from a former intern while at the same time privately try to intimidate the woman into silence. I mean, definitely not. *smh*
“Darken the doors” indeed.
That’s weird. I have never seen a politician sell influence while in office or after…. #PublicServants LOL
Lobbyists are the problem with politics, they have an insatiable pile of case cash to circumvent We the People.
Follow the money!
There is no lobbying, such as presenting facts for a side. Only the checks that are passed inluence legislation. There in no concern for public opinion. Thus do not need lobbysts, just a stamp and a check.
Why does this not surprise me?