Controversial Food and Drug Administration nominee Robert Califf's company connected medical faculty and researchers with health care companies that needed help influencing regulatory decisions.
When Bernie Sanders said no one wants to hear about Hillary Clinton's "damn emails" anymore, he was attacking the media coverage of the campaign.
O’Malley accepted $40,000 from the NRA in 2012 as the chairman of Democratic Governors Association.
The Saudis have inked new deals with PR powerhouse Edelman and lobbying leviathan the Podesta Group.
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Leading American politicians of both major parties appear to share an extreme reluctance to openly criticize the human rights abuses of Saudi Arabia.
"It should come as no surprise to you that we support those with like-minded philosophies," said Kevin Crutchfield, chief executive officer of Alpha Natural Resources.
Boehner leaves behind a career that is marked by a particularly extreme coziness with K Street. He once handed out tobacco industry campaign checks on the House floor before a vote on tobacco legislation.
A ban on accepting lobbyists' invitations to parties, gifts, or payment for food infringes on Kentucky legislators' access to people who want to help them, a lawsuit says.
Danny Diaz’s firm helped the pharmaceutical industry keep cough medicine used in homegrown meth labs available to customers through over-the-counter purchases.
Social media users responded to the comments from the Center for Security Policy with mockery — some providing their own examples of what else could be construed as #halfabomb.
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