Is Lobbying a Dirty Word in Washington
A profile of lobbyists around Capitol Hill centers on Jack Beidler of the United Auto Workers as he navigates Congress, strategy sessions, and the press of a busy day. It portrays lobbying as a two way street, with access, precedents, and power dynamics shaping how interests are conveyed to lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Bartlett
Wriley Washington
Dask
Jack Beidler
United Auto Workers
Wall Street Journal
New York Times
Congressional Record
Beidler
Ivo
Dita Beard
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Sung Wane
avuLyina
Common Cause
John Heina JI
Pennsylvania Democrats
Heinz
UAW
Corman
Miss Pettiford
Beilder
American Medical Association
Afl-Cio
HEW
Wilbur
Mr. Mills
Arkansas
Haive
Washington
Dene
House of Representatives
William Marsha
Ohio
Harsha
Congress
U.S
Donaldilobby
al Riegle
House
Senate
Labor
Jackson
Beicler
Florida
Sam Gibbons
Beicher
Roman Fucinski
Alinois Democrat
UAW Ig
Charles Percy
Pucinski
Eve
Coca-Cola
Jimmy Johnson
Access
Shipley
Johnson
Inj
John Zorack
Marine Corps
Air Transport Association
WSJ
Zorack
TWA
Aitespoon Zorack
Hilsey
New York
ATA
Zorad&Imarchies
Eeem
Aost
Caides
Ing
Philip Start
D-Mich
Iell
United Auto Workers Union
AP News
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Carl Shipley
Virginia National
Virginia
Danville
Confederacy
Swicegeed Funeral Home
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