In the world of politics there are activists and lobbyists. Activists perform the function of advocating either for or against some cause, idea, or other
As drone technologies have improved in recent years, so has the debate on Capitol Hill about how drones should and should not be regulated. While
In 2015, the top ten lobbyist groups spent millions of dollars to influence political parties, polices, and legislation before the House and Senate. Combined, these
As the older generation of lobbyists is retiring, there is a growing number of younger people from the Millennia generation shaping the future of Washington lobbyists.
Washington DC lobbyists provide essential services to help influence the political decisions being made in the legislative branch of the government. They work on behalf
In our last post we explored the difference between grassroots and direct lobbying. In this post we’ll uncover the differences between advocacy and lobbying.
Why Grassroots Lobbying is Important and How It Differs from Direct Lobbying The differences between grassroots and direct lobbying can seem subtle at first. Both
There is a common perception that lobbying and public relations (PR) have become more enmeshed in recent years, with lines blurred between the two. Part
It’s no secret that industry giants have immense power in Washington, and the food industry is no exception. In 2015 there were 254 clients lobbying
At its very core, lobbying is a vital part of American democracy. Our Constitution says that “Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom to