Lobbyists Lose Ground Over Renegotiation Board Clash
Congress faces a setback for defense industry lobbyists as the Renegotiation Board gains a three year extension. House action strengthens coverage and tightens exemptions despite strong industry opposition and limited Senate reversal chances. Grassroots pressure grows after Rep. Gonzalez speeches and a Cleveland Plain Dealer campaign, with the board now delivering about 2 billion in excess profits recaptured on defense and related contracts.
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