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Washington Lobbyists and the Power of Public Sentiment
A long essay argues lobbyists come in two types, those opposing or promoting legislation for private or public good. It highlights the pure food law battles, women lobbyists, and the enduring force of public sentiment that often overrides money or intrigue in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Washington
Congress
Rep
Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Itta
Bub
Capitol
National Capitol
People’s Lobby
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Mann
Illinois
Rosebud Reservation
Quick Bear
Reuben Quick Bear
Uncle Sam
Reuben