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The "influence business" is the third-largest industry in the nation's capital; Sharyl Attkisson goes inside the world of access to see what all that money buys 
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OpenSecrets.org has fundraising profiles for all 535 members of Congress (and more).
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Paul Scott says it will be expensive, but it will allow him to make points about electric cars directly to the president.
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News about lobbying and lobbyists. Commentary and archival information about lobbying and lobbyists from The New York Times.
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As the total amount of money spent on lobbying continues to fall, many analysts -- including the staff at the Center for Responsive Politics -- cite congressional gridlock as a cause of the decline.
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What s fueling the twin decreases in spending on lobbying and the number of people doing it? The first in a series of occasional reports by CRP as we try to get behind the numbers.
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Lawmakers from Washington travel to resorts across the United States for multiday fund-raising events that often mix business and pleasure.
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President Obama tried to rein in the revolving door of influence, but an old Washington tradition endures
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