Topic: K Street

The Difference Between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama's Lobbyist Ties

Reuters

While both President Obama and Mitt Romney surround themselves with lobbyists, there's a difference between how the two campaigns respond to questions about their K Street ties: Obama actually does it.

By Ray Gustini

Feb 6, 2012

What the Tweet?

K Street, Tubas, and Eye Socket Science

After a long day spent staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorite tweets that made no sense.

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By Elspeth Reeve

Oct 26, 2011

At Least Lobbyists Love Romney

Anti-Mitt Romney sentiment has proved so stubborn it prompted talk radio host Hugh Hewitt to wonder why "so many conservatives hate him" -- but Hewitt can take comfort in the fact that so many Washington lobbyists think Romney's pretty great.

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By John Hudson

Aug 1, 2011

Now It's the Lobbyists' Turn to Pick Apart the Debt Deal

The creation of a Super Committee creates a lucrative new business for K Street

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