Lobbyist Built a Career On Unconventional Wisdom
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Getting fired is not usually a good thing. Except if you're William T. Archey.
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'Patriot' Act booster has done his bit
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Fran Pavley, a soft-spoken, retired schoolteacher who went into California politics, probably never thought she would find herself defending the environmental credentials of Gov.
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Dani Rodrik, a Harvard trade economist, has built a reputation for favoring eclectic solutions that mix government and the private sector in pragmatic ways.
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As a Florida congressman and a busload of campaign donors made their way to the convention, it was clear that this was no typical wine-and-cheese reception.
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The Fix | Not all endorsements are created equal. Kennedy's is more than typical pat on the back.
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Congress is on the hunt for revenue raisers. Watch your wallet. Call your lobbyist.
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The pharmaceutical industry on Wednesday named as its top lobbyist a longtime congressman who has been among those overseeing it. The new job is said to come with a $1 million-plus salary.
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The Republican congressman who helped regulate the drug industry now works for it. A maverick Democratic senator who derided special interests has signed on with a law firm representing many of them. A former House Republican is president of one of the nation's largest lobbying operations.
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After a year in which he alienated many of his allies, Gov. Eliot Spitzer is seeking the advice of lobbyists.
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One of the Senate's most prolific campaign fund-raisers is turning his attention to collecting millions for the Republican Party's 2006 election efforts.
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One of the pioneers of offshoring tries to cash in.
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Democratic lobbyists are enjoying a comeback after 12 years of exile. Never mind those promised reforms
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Â· Ex-attorney general starts lucrative new career Â· Famous for advice on Iraq war and BAE corruption
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Seeking like-minded political thought, or folks to argue with? Look no further.
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By all accounts, Fred D. Thompson will soon be running for president, portraying himself as a Washington outsider on the campaign trail. But over the past three years he showed up every two weeks or so at a lobbying and law firm in downtown D.C. to plot how best to persuade Congress to help a...
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The slow pace of change at John Hancock Financial Services speaks to an issue that has long fascinated Madison Avenue: how often an advertiser should change a campaign.