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        <title>Under The Influence: How Lobbyists Feel About Being Pummeled</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[<p>So, how do lobbying professionals really feel about being kicked around on the campaign trail by Barack Obama and John McCain? </p>
<p>"It seems a little bit silly and arbitrary," said Dutko Worldwide Vice Chairman <strong>Gary Andres </strong>at a panel co-hosted by the Center for American Progress and American University.&nbsp; "I think the lobbyist argument... at its core is political," added <strong>Patrick Griffin </strong>of&nbsp;the firm Johnson, Madigan, Peck, Boland &amp; Stewart.&nbsp; AU political scientist and scholar on the lobbying industry <strong>James Thurber </strong>invited experts to&nbsp;opine on the candidates' rhetoric on lobby bans while also offering their own advice to the next president. <br /></p><p align="right">- Alexis Simendinger</p>]]></description>
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