What do lobbyists do?

Question

What do lobbyists do?

Answer 1

Get paid big bucks to bribe, lie to, deceive, or otherwise unfairly influence our more than willing to listen legislators into voting for programs that the lobbyists bosses want.

The legislators get money, in-kind assistance, and other benefits from this cozy relationship.

Answer 2

A lobbyist is a person working to influence goverenment policies and actions.

Answer 3

They steal money from us, the taxpayers, and give it to their bosses.

I'll tell you what lobbyists don't do; they never call or visit Ron Paul. They know Ron Paul will never vote for anything he doesn't believe in, and they know Ron Paul cannot be bought at any price.

Answer 4

They push for legislation in favor of their cause.

Answer 5

if they want congress to pass a law that benefits a certain industry, or if they want congress NOT to pass a certain law that will hurt a certain industry, these lobbyists are the ones who run to Washington D.C. and meet with the congress people.  They usually try to make deals, bribe them, bring in hookers , drugs, wine, booze, whatever it takes to get the job done.

Answer 6

Buy politicians.  Take care.

Answer 7

Bribe Politicians in all political parties.

Answer 8

mess up the American democratic system.